Getting Started with Scrum - Demo: Holding the Daily Stand-Up Meeting

The video tutorial explains how the Campus Connect team uses task boards to track progress, manage daily standup meetings, and address challenges. It emphasizes the importance of comments for team communication and demonstrates the use of burndown charts for sprint management. The tutorial also covers capacity planning and assigning tasks based on team roles.

What is the primary purpose of the daily stand-up meeting for the Campus Connect team?

• To conduct performance reviews

• To assign new tasks to team members

• To finalize the project budget

• To discuss what was done the previous day and plan for the current day

During the daily stand-up meeting, what is the role of the Scrum master?

• To conduct training sessions

• To review each item in progress and address any challenges

• To approve leave requests

• To assign tasks to new team members

Why is it important to add comments to tasks on a daily basis?

• To ensure the task is completed on time

• To keep track of what is happening with the task

• To increase the task's priority

• To reduce the workload

If a team member is unclear about task requirements, what should they do?

• Bring it up during the stand-up meeting

• Complete the task without clarification

• Ask a colleague to do it

• Ignore the task and move on

What is the purpose of the Burndown chart in a Sprint board?

• To list all completed tasks

• To display team members' attendance

• To track the budget of the project

• To monitor the team's progress towards the Sprint goal

What does the remaining capacity in the Burndown chart indicate?

• The hours of work left for the team

• The number of tasks completed

• The number of team members available

• The total budget spent

Why is it important to assign capacity to team members in Azure DevOps?

• To ensure tasks are completed faster

• To reduce the workload of the Scrum master

• To increase the number of tasks assigned

• To accurately track the remaining efforts for the Sprint