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Description
Mind Map by Matthew Swart, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Matthew Swart
over 6 years ago
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Typical
scrum
timeline
- Pre-sprint
- 1.Vision statement
- Concise
description
of
goals
- helps
team
stay
focused
- Concise
description
of
goals
- 2.Product
roadmap
- visual
timeline of
major
product
features
- Usually
defined by
product
owner
- visual
timeline of
major
product
features
- 3.Gather
user
requirements
- Turn them
into
deliverable
features
- Called stories
- Usually
written by
product
owner
- Made from
requirements
acquired from
customer
- Usually
written by
product
owner
- Turn them
into
deliverable
features
- 4.Stories
make up
the
product
backlog
- backlog
not need
to be 100%
to start
sprint
- Sprint starts
when backlog
mature enough
- Keep updating
backlog during
the project
- backlog
not need
to be 100%
to start
sprint
- 1.Vision statement
- Sprint
activities
- 5.Sprint
planning
meeting
- Plan what will
go into sprint
- Product owner
priorities requirements
& decides on sprint
backlog
- Plan what will
go into sprint
- 6.Sprint
backlog is
list of
stories to
be
developed
in next
sprint
- 7.Team
expands
on stories
into tasks
- 8. Sprint
usually 30
days to
deliver
agreed
stories
- 9. Daily
scrum
meetings:
15 mins.
- 10.End of
sprint team
demo's
complete
stories.
- 11.Scrum
retrospective
meeting:
Review
sprint
and
figure
out
ways
to
improve
- 12.Scrum master ensures
everyone followed process
& offers coaching to
everyone
- 5.Sprint
planning
meeting
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