AAC Agile Planning & Estimation 2

Question 1

In MoSCoW prioritization, the 'S' stands for:

Accepted Answer

Should have

Answer

MoSCoW stands for Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won't have — 'S' represents 'Should have,' items important but not critical for the current release.

Question 2

T-shirt sizing (XS, S, M, L, XL) is best used during which phase of Agile planning?

Accepted Answer

High-level roadmap and portfolio-level estimation

Answer

T-shirt sizing is a quick, relative estimation technique used at the roadmap or portfolio level when precision is not yet needed or possible.

Question 3

The Cone of Uncertainty in Agile planning illustrates that:

Accepted Answer

The team's confidence increases as the project progresses and unknowns are resolved

Answer

The Cone of Uncertainty shows that estimation ranges are widest at the start and narrow as the team learns more through actual delivery, reducing unknowns.

Question 4

Rolling wave planning in Agile refers to the practice of:

Accepted Answer

Planning near-term work in detail while keeping future work at a higher level

Answer

Rolling wave planning acknowledges uncertainty by detailing only near-term work and progressively elaborating future work as more information becomes available.

Question 5

A sprint burndown chart shows:

Accepted Answer

Remaining work (story points or tasks) plotted against time within a sprint

Answer

A sprint burndown chart tracks remaining work against time, allowing the team to see at a glance whether they are on track to complete sprint commitments.

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AAC Agile Planning & Estimation 2