Which statement best describes Enterprise Planning in the Scrum methodology?
A. We develop both long and short-term strategies to deliver significant business value in short increments.
B. We construct the architectural components that comprise the foundation.
C. We determine the scope of the first project and set up the product backlog.
D. The team selects the highest-priority user stories from the backlog.
E. We define the standards that will be used to guide the project through completion.
When staffing a project, core members should include: (Choose two.)
A. a lead business architect
B. an independent auditor
C. a database systems administrator
D. a user experience (UX) architect
E. a certified Java programmer
When writing specifications, one should:
A. neither link them to a requirement nor provide enough detail so they may be implemented
B. link them to a requirement but leave the details to be completed during construction
C. not link them to a requirement but provide enough detail so they can be implemented
D. link them to a requirement and provide enough detail so they can be implemented.
Which statement best describes the termvelocityin the Scrum methodology?
A. The number of story points a team can complete in one sprint.
B. The rate at which the team resolves issues at the end of the sprint.
C. The rate at which the team can refresh the backlog.
D. The number of sprints needed to complete the release.
An iterative implementation methodology allows for:
A. teams able to work collaboratively
B. teams able to quickly add requirements
C. more frequent changes in project scope
D. the frequent release of smaller, operational releases
Select the criteria to use when deciding to use a waterfall methodology. (Choose three.)
A. Requirements are likely already established and unlikely to change during the project.
B. The scope of the project is known and unlikely to change during the project.
C. Requirements are not well known or may change during the project.
D. The application is intended for an industry with rapidly changing standards.
E. There are skilled developers who are adaptable and able to think independently.
F. Stringent project milestones, or gates, are required by the organization.
In preparing for DCO sessions, a best practice is to make sure that:
A. each core participant is represented and can be present in each session
B. each core participant is represented and can be present in a majority of the sessions
C. a majority of the core participants are represented and can be present in a majority of the sessions
D. a majority of the core participants are represented and can be present in each session
The Application Profile document contains: (Choose two.)
A. the foundational design of the complete application
B. a diagram of the data model
C. wireframe drawings of the user interfaces
D. the details of selected specifications
E. all of the business objectives
Which of the following is NOT a reason why issues related to specifications are tracked in an issue tracking system?
A. It gives the Business Analysts a tool from which to analyze the artifacts they generate making it easier to determine trends and create a continuous improvement process to get better quality results.
B. It gives the Lead Systems Architects a useful mechanism for evaluating more effective configuration management approaches and the Build Engineer an improved approach for listing rule revisions made by System Architects.
C. It gives the developer a place to log issueswhen they are encountered; this helps to facilitate better communication, especially with offshore or off-site resources.
D. It is a best practice to separate out Specifications/Requirements issues from coding issues because they involve different categories of resources.
Prep and Reviewstyle DCO sessions are typically conducted in 5 stages as shown below.
Which stages are considered iterative; you move back and forth between them until all specifications are approved?
A. Post, Playback and Approvals
B. Session, Post and Playback C. Post and Playback
D. Prep, Session and Playback
E. All stages are iterative
