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Managing Distributed Teams - -Distributed teams are:
virtual teams
NOT the same as outsourced
Short iterations help
face challenges storming & norming
face to face kick-offs often needed
EX...
Agile Certified Practitioner Terminology.
Top Exam Questions and answers, 100%
Accurate, verified.
Managing Distributed Teams - ✔✔-Distributed teams are:
virtual teams
NOT the same as outsourced
Short iterations help
face challenges storming & norming
face to face kick-offs often needed
EXAM TIP:
-use frequent communication
Intensified facilitation
Keep calls on track, document, keep it fair, moving, interactive
A3 - ✔✔-A way of thinking and a systematic problem-solving process that collects the pertinent
information on a single A3-size sheet of paper.
Acceptance Test-Driven Development (ATDD) - ✔✔-A method of collaboratively creating acceptance
test criteria that are used to create acceptance test before delivery begins.
Agile Methodology - ✔✔-A term used to describe a mindset of values and principles as set forth in the
Agile Manifesto.
Agile Coach - ✔✔-An Individual with n=knowledge and experience in agile who can train, mentor, and
guide organizations and teams through their transformation.
,Agile Life Cycle - ✔✔-An approach that is both iterative and incremental to refine work items and deliver
frequently
Agile Manifesto - ✔✔-The original and official definition of agile's 4 values and 12 principles.
Agile Mindset - ✔✔-A way of thinking and behaving underpinned by the four values and twelve
principles of the Agile Manifesto.
Agile Mindset> Move from "doing" Agile to "being"Agile.
Agile Practitioner (Agilist) - ✔✔-A person embracing the agile mindset who collaborates with like-
minded colleagues in cross-functional teams. Also referred to as agilist.
Agile Principles - ✔✔-The twelve principles of agile project delivery as embodied in the Agile Manifesto.
Agile Unified Process - ✔✔-A Simplistic and understandable approach to developing business application
software using agile techniques and concepts. It is a simplifies version of the Rational Unified Process
(RUP).
Anti-Pattern - ✔✔-A known, flawed pattern of work that is not advisable.
Automated Code Quality Analysis - ✔✔-The scripted testing of code base for bugs and vulnerabilities.
Backlog - ✔✔-A prioritized list of features or user stories to add to a program
Backlog Refinement - ✔✔-The Progressive elaboration project requirements and/or the ongoing activity
in which the team collaboratively reviews, updates, and writes requirements to satisfy the need of the
customer request.
Behavior-Driven Development (BDD) - ✔✔-A System design and validation practice that uses test-first
principles and English-like scripts.
,Blended Agile - ✔✔-Two or more agile frameworks, methods, elements, or practices used together such
as Scrum practiced in combination with XP and Kanban Method.
Blocker - ✔✔-tends to be negativistic or stubbornly resistant, opposing beyond reason or maintaining
issues the group has rejected
Broken Comb - ✔✔-Refers to a person with various depth of specialization in multiple skills required by
the team. Also known as Paint Drip. (See also T-shaped and I-shape)
Burndown Chart - ✔✔-A graphical representation of project work left to do versus time to do it.
Burnup Chart - ✔✔-A graphical representation of the work completed toward the release of a product.
Business Requirements Document (BRD) - ✔✔-Listing of all requirements for a specific project.
cadence - ✔✔-A rhythm of execution. (See also Timebox)
Collective Code Ownership - ✔✔-A project acceleration and collaboration technique whereby any team
member is authorized to modify any project work product or deliverable. thus emphasizing team-wide
ownership and accountability.
Continuous Delivery - ✔✔-A practice of delivering feature increments immediately to customers, often
through the use of small batched of work and automation technology.
Continuous Integration - ✔✔-A practice in which each team member's work products are frequently
integrated and validated with one another.
Cross-Functional Team - ✔✔-A team that includes practitioners with all the skills necessary to deliver
valuable product increments.
, Crystal Family of Methodologies - ✔✔-A collection of lightweight agile software development methods
focused on adaptability to a particular circumstance.
Daily Scrum - ✔✔-A brief, daily collaboration meeting in which the team reviews progress from the
previous day. declares intentions for the current day, and highlights any obstacles encountered or
anticipated. Also Known as Daily Standup.
Definition of Done (DoD) - ✔✔-A team's checklist of all the criteria required to be met so that a
deliverable can be considered ready for customer use.
Definition of Ready (DoR) - ✔✔-A team's checklist for a user-centric requirement that has all the
information the team needs to be able to be begin working on it.
DevOps - ✔✔-A collection of practices for creating a smooth flow of delivery by improving collaboration
between development and operation staff.
Disciplined Agile (DA) - ✔✔-A process decision framework that enables simplified process decisions
around incremental and iterative solution delivery.
double-loop learning - ✔✔-A process that challenges underlying values and assumptions in order to
better elaborate root causes and devise improved countermeasures rather than focusing only on
symptoms
Dynamic Systems Development Method (DSDM) - ✔✔-An agile project delivery framework.
Evolutionary Value Delivery (EVO) - ✔✔-Openly credited as the first agile method that contains a specific
component no other methods have: the focus on delivering multiple measurable value requirements to
stakeholders.
eXtreme Programming (XP) - ✔✔-An agile software development method that leads to higher quality
software. a greater responsiveness to changing customer requirements, and more frequent releases in
shorter cycles
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