Scrum Question 115q1f

SCRUM Fundamentals A design process in which progress is seen as flowing steadily downwards WATERFALL Iterative and incremental software development method- AGILE Technique used for identifying items with higher priority – DOTVOTING A collection of people who share a common name- GROUP An inventory of items waiting for action- QUEUE A well-defined set of responsibilities used in Scrum Study- ROLE A consensus-based technique for estimating, commonly used in Agile methodPLANNINGPOKER Knowledge that cannot be ed on by means of writing-TACIT Maximum number of input items that can be processed at a time-BATCH Family of methodologies that focuses on efficiency and habitability-CRYSTAL Initials of the title given to a person who facilitates Scrum of Scrums-CSM Abbreviation for economically optimal algorithm for scheduling work-WSJF Abbreviation of an item that is valuable to the process of product development -PBI The first thing depicted on a task board -STORY The Scrum term for iteration-SPRINT Term used for work that is currently in the pipeline-WIP Abbreviation for a method where acceptance criteria is discussed at length-ATDD Expand "L" in LRM-LAST A temporary endeavor undertaken to create a unique result PROJECT A scheduling system based on JIT KANBAN An acronym coined by Bill Wake, used to evaluate the quality of stories-INVEST A framework originally developed in 1995 by Ken Schwaber and Jeff Sutherland --SCRUM