SCRUM Fundamentals

A design process in which progress is seen as fowing steadily downwards -

WATERFALL
Iterative and incremental so tware development method-
AGILE
echni!ue used or identi ying items with higher priority "
DOTVOTING
A collection o people who share a common name-
GROUP
An inventory o items waiting or action-
QUEUE
A well-de#ned set o responsi$ilities used in Scrum Study
- ROLE
A consensus-$ased techni!ue or estimating% commonly used in Agile method-
PLANNINGPOKER
&nowledge that cannot $e passed on $y means o writing-
TACIT
Ma'imum num$er o input items that can $e processed at a time-
BATCH
Family o methodologies that ocuses on e(ciency and ha$ita$ility-
CRYSTAL
Initials o the title given to a person who acilitates Scrum o Scrums-
CSM
A$$reviation or economically optimal algorithm or scheduling wor)-
WSJF
A$$reviation o an item that is valua$le to the process o product development-
PBI
he #rst thing depicted on a tas) $oard-
STORY
he Scrum term or iteration-
SPRINT
erm used or wor) that is currently in the pipeline-
WIP
A$$reviation or a method where acceptance criteria is discussed at length-
ATDD
*'pand +,+ in ,RM-
LAST
A temporary endeavor underta)en to create a uni!ue result
PROJECT
A scheduling system $ased on I
KANBAN
An acronym coined $y .ill /a)e% used to evaluate the !uality o user stories--
INVEST
A ramewor) originally developed in 0112 $y &en Schwa$er and e3 Sutherland--
SCRUM