CAD Agile Fundamentals Flashcards
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What is the concept of 'sustainable pace' in Agile development?
Answer: Maintaining a work rhythm the team can sustain indefinitely
Sustainable pace means the team works at a rate they can maintain long-term without burnout, as advocated by the Agile Manifesto.
In Agile, what is the primary reason for conducting a retrospective?
Answer: To inspect and adapt the team's process for continuous improvement
Retrospectives allow the team to reflect on their process and identify improvements for future iterations.
What does the 'Definition of Done' establish for an Agile team?
Answer: The criteria a product backlog item must meet to be considered complete
The Definition of Done is a shared checklist of criteria that every increment must satisfy before it is considered complete.
Which Agile concept describes breaking down large requirements into smaller, independently deliverable pieces?
Answer: Story splitting
Story splitting breaks large user stories into smaller, independently valuable pieces that can be completed within a single iteration.
What role does empiricism play in Agile frameworks?
Answer: Decisions are based on observation, experience, and experimentation
Empiricism in Agile means that knowledge comes from experience and decisions are made based on what is observed and known.
Why do Agile teams prefer face-to-face communication over written documentation?
Answer: It is the most efficient method of conveying information within a team
The Agile Manifesto states that face-to-face conversation is the most efficient and effective method of conveying information.