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Agile Scrum Notes

Scrum is an agile framework that uses short iterations called sprints to incrementally develop products. It defines roles like Scrum Master and Product Owner and ceremonies such as sprint planning, daily stand-ups, sprint reviews, and retrospectives. The development team works in sprints to deliver increments based on the prioritized product backlog defined by the Product Owner. Artifacts include the product and sprint backlogs and the increment of work completed each sprint.

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Agile Scrum Notes

Scrum is an agile framework that uses short iterations called sprints to incrementally develop products. It defines roles like Scrum Master and Product Owner and ceremonies such as sprint planning, daily stand-ups, sprint reviews, and retrospectives. The development team works in sprints to deliver increments based on the prioritized product backlog defined by the Product Owner. Artifacts include the product and sprint backlogs and the increment of work completed each sprint.

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Agenda
Introduction

SCRUM Team

SCRUM Artifacts

SCRUM Ceremonies

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What is SCRUM?
Scrum is an agile framework with fixed-length iterations (sprints),
emphasizing iterative development, roles like Scrum Master and Product
Owner, and key events for collaboration.
Characteristics:
Iterative and Incremental
Roles and Responsibilities
Scrum Events
Backlog Management

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SCRUM Team Members


Roles and Responsibilities:
Scrum Master: Ensures adherence to Scrum practices, facilitates collaboration,
and supports continuous improvement.
Product Owner: Represents customers, defines priorities, and guides the team
to deliver business value.
Development Team: Cross-functional, self-organizing, and responsible for
delivering a potentially shippable product each sprint.

Collaborative Approach:
Success relies on effective collaboration and communication among
team members.
The framework emphasizes teamwork and adaptability for delivering
business value.

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What is a Sprint
A sprint is a time-boxed, fixed-duration iteration in Agile project
management methodologies, with Scrum being one of the most popular
frameworks that uses sprints. During a sprint, a development team
works on a specific set of tasks and goals to produce a potentially
shippable product increment.

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SCRUM Artifacts
Product Backlog:
A dynamic, prioritized list of all features, enhancements, and fixes that
need to be addressed in the product.
Managed and prioritized by the Product Owner.
Reflects the evolving understanding of the product and its requirements.

Sprint Backlog:
A subset of the Product Backlog selected for a specific sprint.
Comprises the user stories or tasks the team commits to completing during the sprint.
Managed by the Development Team, guided by the Sprint Goal.

Increment:
The sum of all completed product backlog items from previous sprints.
Represents the work done during a sprint and is potentially shippable.
Provides a tangible, visible outcome of the team's efforts.

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SCRUM Ceremonies
Sprint Planning
Objective: Plan the work to be done in the upcoming sprint.
Outcome: Sprint goal and sprint backlog.

Daily Scrum
Objective: Daily coordination and progress update.
Questions: What did you do yesterday? What will you do today? Any impediments?
Timeboxed: 15-30 minutes.

Sprint Review
Objective: Demonstrate the sprint increment to stakeholders.
Feedback and potential changes.

Sprint Retrospective
Objective: Reflect on the sprint process and identify improvements.
Actions to enhance team performance.

Backlog Grooming/Refinement Meeting


Prioritization: To review and re-prioritize backlog items based on changes in
business goals or stakeholder feedback.
Refinement: To ensure that backlog items are well-defined, detailed, and ready for
the development team to work on during the next sprint or cycle.
Estimation: To estimate the effort required to complete each backlog item, often
using techniques like story points or time-based estimates.

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