최신 CAE 무료덤프 - ISQI iSQI Certified Agile Essentials (worldwide)

A. Development team

B. Project manager

C. Scrum master

D. Product owner

A. The process of updating the sprint backlog at the end of each sprint

B. The process of fixing bugs in the codebase

C. The process of reviewing code for quality and maintainability

D. The process of adding new features to the codebase

A. A high-level description of a work item

B. A list of tasks to complete a work item

C. A detailed description of a work item

D. A list of acceptance criteria for a work item

A. The version of a product that includes only the most essential features and functionality

B. The largest, most complex version of a product that can be released to market

C. The smallest, simplest version of a product that can be released to market

D. The version of a product that includes all desired features and functionality

A. When the team values strict control over work-in-progress

B. When the team wants to reduce the need for automated testing

C. When the team wants to promote collaboration and knowledge sharing

D. When the team has a large backlog of user stories

A. By ignoring project dependencies and focusing on individual tasks

B. By emphasizing close collaboration and communication between team members and stakeholders

C. By using a Gantt chart to track project dependencies

D. By using a traditional project management approach

A. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to review and reflect on the previous sprint

B. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to plan the next sprint

C. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to present the product increment to stakeholders

D. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to review the work completed

A. Epics are written by the development team, while user stories are written by the customer

B. User stories focus on the product,s functionality, while epics focus on the user,s needs and goals

C. Epics are broken down into smaller user stories during backlog refinement

D. User stories are smaller and more detailed than epics