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Quiz
1
Beginner
What is different about how the Vision is established for an Agile/Scrum project as compared to a traditional project?
The Vision for an Agile/Scrum project is created by the Product Owner whereas for a traditional project it will be created by senior management or the business team.
The Vision for an Agile/Scrum project is set once the project is over and it can be determined how many stories were completed. The Vision of the traditional project is set before the project starts.
There is no difference.
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2
Beginner
If an Agile/Scrum project has three Releases, ten Sprints, and each Sprint is three weeks in duration, how many Vision statements will it have?
Ten, one for each Sprint.
One.
Three, one for each Release.
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3
Beginner
In an Agile/Scrum project, what is the difference between the project vision and the story on a Story Card?
The vision is the big picture view of the entire project; the Story is a single specific deliverable from the project.
The vision is senior management’s objective for the project and the Story is the Product Owner’s objective.
There is no difference.
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