PMI PMI-200 - PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP)
How should a project leader manage stakeholder expectations in an agile project?
Two teams have received project requirements and completed estimates. Team A estimates 420 story points for scope and 30 story points for velocity per sprint. Team B estimates 280 story points for scope and 20 story points for velocity per sprint. Both teams have same number of team members and have an assumed sprint duration of 2 weeks.
What can an agile practitioner conclude about team A and team B's estimates?
A scrum master is overseeing the launch of a chatbot for the service desk. Complaints come up post-release about edge case responses to queries. After analyzing the issues, the business decision was made to take the chatbot offline, resulting in workflow disruptions and risking the reputation.
How could this situation have been avoided? (Refer to Testing Protocol Table)
When considering impact on a project, to whom should an agile project manager give top priority on the stakeholder list?
An agile facilitator is helping a team. The team is taking too long in each daily coordination meeting, and the facilitator is beginning to view the time as unproductive.
What should the agile facilitator do to help the team?
Several team members have complained to senior management about their scrum master's processes. What should the scrum master do to address the team's process concerns?
A project manager is working on a database migration project to cloud services (Refer to Migration Strategy to Cloud Services table). The project team has accumulated significant technical debt over several sprints due to pressure to deliver features quickly. This debt is nowimpacting their ability to deliver new features, leading to a notable decline in product performance and customer satisfaction.
Identify the actions the team should take to effectively manage technical debt while consistently delivering high-value features that align with stakeholder expectations.
An agile lead is working on a project to build a new product that will bring substantial business value to a company. Company executives want to present the first release at an important industry fair the following month. The agile lead started the project the previous month, and the team planned the release to take 8 iterations. For the past 4 iterations, work has been performed as planned and on time. In the current iteration, however, one team member will be out for the remainder of the project. Without this team member, velocity would drop 30%.
What should the agile lead do to ensure the release will be on time for the fair?
An executive requests information regarding a sprint status. What action should the product owner take?
What is the risk of using agile in a distributed team?
A Frequent integration of work produced
B. Lack of shared knowledge of user stories
C. Need for more locations to learn agile
D. Unclear team structure