Agile Scrum Master Certification Exam Prep (CSM) - Iterative Development

The video tutorial explains the Scrum framework, emphasizing its time-boxed approach to deliver maximum business value. It discusses handling unclear requirements through epics and user stories, the roles of the Scrum Master and team, and the importance of project vision. The iterative development process is highlighted, showing how it aids in risk visibility and management, allowing for continuous improvement and adaptation to changes.

What is a key principle of the Scrum framework that helps deliver maximum business value?

• Fixed project scope

• Time-boxed approach

• Detailed initial requirements

• Strict hierarchy

In Scrum, what are high-level requirements initially captured as?

• User stories

• Epics

• Tasks

• Sprints

Who is responsible for prioritizing the product backlog in Scrum?

• Client

• Development Team

• Product Owner

• Scrum Master

What is the role of the Scrum Master in the Scrum process?

• To prioritize the backlog

• To ensure the Scrum process is followed

• To create user stories

• To define project scope

How does the iterative nature of Scrum help in project clarity?

• By eliminating risks

• By reducing team size

• By providing deliverables for feedback

• By fixing requirements at the start

What becomes more visible with each Sprint in Scrum?

• Risks and requirements

• Client satisfaction

• Project budget

• Team hierarchy

What is the purpose of Sprint retrospectives in Scrum?

• To finalize project scope

• To assign tasks to team members

• To review and learn from the previous Sprint

• To plan the next Sprint