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1.
Match the following roles in the agile methodologies with their titles.
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Product owner
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The title similar to a project manager in the Lean methodology
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Sensei
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The title similar to a project manager in the Kanban methodology
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Flow master
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A Six Sigma title
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Team facilitator
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Also known as the Scrum master. Coordinates the work of the sprint
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Black belt
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The liaison between the Scrum master and the stakeholders in a Scrum methodology. Also known as the voice of the customer
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2.
Match the following categories associated with analyzing stakeholders in the Salience
model with their classification.
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Legitimacy + urgency
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Dangerous
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Power
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Dependent
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Power + urgency
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Dominant
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Urgency
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Dormant
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Legitimacy
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Discretionary
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Power + legitimacy
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Demanding
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3.
Match the following terms with the statements that describe them.
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Project and program management
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Concerned with working on the right projects at the right time
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Portfolio management
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Centralized unit that oversees the management of projects throughout the organization
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Organization project management
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Focus on performing the projects in the right way
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Project management office
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Ensures projects are aligned with the organization's strategic business objectives
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4.
Directing project work on an agile project consists of several steps. Match the following steps with their descriptions.
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First Step
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Review meetings are held to examine the work of the iteration and provide and receive feedback.
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Second Step
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Daily stand-ups are conducted to examine what was worked on yesterday, what will be worked on today, and what obstacles are standing in the way.
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Third Step
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The product backlog is defined.
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Fourth Step
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Retrospectives are held at the end of the iteration to determine what went well, what improvements can be made to the process, and what didn't go well.
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Fifth Step
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Planning meetings are held at the beginning of the iteration to pull user stories into the iteration backlog
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5.
Match the following scaling agile frameworks with their description.
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Less
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Two or more Scrum teams work on the project together. Each Scrum team focuses on a portion of the work.
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Safe
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This consists of up to eight Scrum teams with up to eight members each who all work on the project together.
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Enterprise Scrum
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This extends Scrum practices to all aspects of the organization.
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Scrum of Scrums
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This combines several agile best practices and includes information from functional areas of the business.
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DA
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This is an interactive knowledge base consisting of technical guidance, knowledge, and information on agile.
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6.
Match the following types of tests that are used on agile-based software projects to their description.
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End to end test
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A high-level test designed to identify simple failures that could jeopardize the software program.
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Smoke test
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This test is performed after changes are made to the code or when maintenance activities are performed on the hardware the code resides on to ensure the software works the same way it did before the change.
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Regression test
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This test combines software modules and tests them as a group.
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Integration test
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This test is performed on individual modules or individual components of source code.
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Unit test
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Testing the software from the start to the end to ensure the application is working correctly.
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7.
Match the following agile measurements with their definitions.
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Definition of ready
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Describes the specifics of the tasks planned for the iteration before the team begins work
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Response time
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The time it takes for a task to go from request to completion
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Cycle time
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The time a task waits before work starts
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Capacity measures
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A type of in-the-moment measure
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Definition of done
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Typically expressed as deliverables, functionality, or features
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Lead time
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The time it takes to complete work on a task from the time work starts
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Empirical measure
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A checklist of elements needed to ensure the deliverable is ready for the customer to use
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8.
The following table is an activity list that includes the duration and predecessor for a series of project activities. What is the duration of the critical path?
Select one
9.
Cindy is practicing servant leadership. As the project manager, she gathers her team together to prepare them for the upcoming project. In explaining the benefits of business value, what points is she likely to stress?
Select three
10.
A project manager is responsible for a project that consists of Agile team members dispersed across four time zones. The team has experienced communication issues as a result. What can the project manager do to alleviate the communication challenges?
Select two