A. Integrating code changes frequently to detect defects early
B. Integrating new features into the product increment after each sprint
C. Integrating the product with third-party tools and systems
D. Integrating feedback from stakeholders throughout the development process
A. Velocity is the amount of work the team is able to complete, while capacity is the amount of work planned for the sprint
B. Velocity is the amount of work the team is able to complete, while capacity is the amount of work completed in a sprint
C. Velocity and capacity are the same thing in Agile development
D. Velocity is the amount of work completed in a sprint, while capacity is the amount of work the team is able to complete
A. The process of two developers working on the same codebase at the same time
B. The process of creating the product backlog at the start of a project
C. The process of updating the sprint backlog at the end of each sprint
D. The process of assigning tasks to individual developers
A. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to review the work completed
B. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to plan the next sprint
C. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to review and reflect on the previous sprint
D. A meeting held at the end of each sprint to present the product increment to stakeholders
A. Retrospective meetings
B. Sprint review
C. Daily stand-up meetings
D. Sprint planning
A. A method for delivering software to production on a regular basis
B. A method for delivering software in small increments
C. A method for delivering software to production only when it is completely finished
D. A method for delivering software only to stakeholders
A. Kanban
B. Scrum
C. XP
D. Lean
A. By using a Gantt chart to track project progress
B. By ignoring project delays and focusing on individual tasks
C. By using a traditional project management approach
D. By emphasizing close collaboration and communication between team members and stakeholders
