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Scrum (WorkFlow (Sprint (is the basic unit of development in Scrum. The…
Scrum
WorkFlow
Sprint
is the basic unit of development in Scrum. The sprint is a timeboxed effort; that is, the length is agreed and fixed in advance for each sprint and is normally between one week and one month, with two weeks being the most common
Sprint planning
At the beginning of a sprint, the scrum team holds a sprint planning event
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Prepare a sprint backlog that includes the work needed to complete the selected product backlog items
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Agree the sprint goal, a short description of what they are forecasting to deliver at the end of the sprint.
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Once the development team has prepared their sprint backlog, they forecast (usually by voting) which tasks will be delivered within the sprint
Daily scrum
Each day during a sprint, the team holds a daily scrum
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Anyone is welcome, though only development team members should contribute.
During the daily scrum, each team member typically answers three questions
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Sprint review
At the end of a sprint, the team holds two events: the sprint review and the sprint retrospective.At the sprint review, the team:
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Sprint retrospective
At the sprint retrospective, the team:
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Roles
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Development Team
The development team has from three to nine members who carry out all tasks required to build increments of valuable output every sprint.
Product Owner
Who makes sure people understand and follow the scrum process. They are also responsible for training team members on the process, organizing the meetings
Artifact
Sprint Backlog
The list contains the Product Backlog items selected for the current Sprint and the work to be done to complete those items.The Sprint Backlog may contain more information about the workload estimates for each item and the whole Sprint. The Sprint Backlog is managed by the Development Team.
Increment
A "completed" result that is delivered by the Development Team after each Sprint. In order to be considered "completed", the Product Backlog items must be satisfied with the previously agreed Completion Definition.
Product Backlog
A list of items to develop on the product. This list is organized by priority decided by the Product Owner
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Contrary to agile, scrum is not a general principle but a Framework, with Artifact, Roles and Processes based on agile principles.
