Agile Principles - Quiz Of The Week
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This quiz is designed to test your knowledge of Roles and Resposibilities of the members of an Agile Team. If you need a little help you can go to: http://www. Agilecoach. Net/coach-log/the-roles-and-responsibilities-of-a n-agile-team/What's in it for you:Grand Prize But wait, there's more. Everyone is a winner because we each get the greatest prize of all. . . . Knowledge!Okay, enough of that. It's time for the quest.
- 1.Who is resposible for knowing and applying Agile Principles and Practices at all times?
- A.
Scrum Master
- B.
Product Owner
- C.
Architect
- D.
Management
- E.
Every Member of the Team (Including Me)
- 2.The following describes which memeber of an Agile Team: Acceptance Criteria Those of an Agile Team Member plus:
- I apply the servant-leadership style of management
- I have experience of Agile projects
- I have strong facilitation, communication and interpersonal skills
- I take responsibility for the project members and their deliverables
- I take responsibility for communication within the project
- I take responsibility for the project’s resources.
- I track project risks and issues arising
- I actively manage project risks so that they don’t turn into issues
- I ensure that project impediments are removed
- I establish what the team can decide independent of me
- I track and communicate the real state of the project.
- 3.Which Team Member is responsible for maximizing value, taking into account risk, effort and dependencies?Mark all the apply.
- A.
The Business Analyst, Product Owner, and Scrum Master should work together and do this and report the critical information to the team.
- B.
Directors
- C.
Agile Team Members
- D.
Agile Business Analyst
- E.
Agile Developer
- 4.True of False:The Developement part of the team is concerned with development and unit testing only and the Business part of the team is concerned with ensuring the functionality is ready to move from Model Office to Production.
- A.
True
- B.
False
- 5.An Agile Developer is responsible for writing what level of documentation?
- A.
None, Agile doesn't requre documentation
- B.
As much as I can with as much detail as possible
- C.
Just enough to be considered reasonible based on the nature of the project
- D.
What ever the customer asked for in the acceptance criteria.
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