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Second : Our answer from you : 09 : 29 : 04 : 34 : 14.
revision : 09 : 29 : 05 : 11 : 59 : 16 : 33.
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Sprint planning
Description
The purpose of this session is to understand the different methodologies used for defining the
sprint goal of a project. The session will cover the different methodologies available to define
sprint goals and will explore the strengths and weaknesses of the various methodologies. It
will help developers understand how they can take this into consideration while defining their
sprint goals and getting a task done in the sprint.
Introduction
Planning for the next sprint involves forming a plan to achieve the development goal by
defining the product increment, end-to-end (E2E) user story, as well as the breakdown of each
E2E user story. The E2E user story describes a high-level description of the user story, which
is the most granular, detailed representation of the end-to-end user story. It contains
responsibility allocation and the E2E user story breakdowns in details.
Based on the product requirements, it is important to understand the following things about
the user story:
• Role of the story
• Responsibilities of the story
• Number of story points
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Planning a new sprint is not just a simple matter of defining the product increment, which is
what many people think. It is important to understand the product increments and E2E
user stories so that you can plan the sprint in the best manner to achieve your goal.
There are three types of increments:
1. Development increment – refers to a delivery of functionality
2. Release increment – refers to a delivery of a finished product
3. User requirement increment – refers to a level of maturity of the end product
Depending on the product requirements, E2E user stories can be classified as feature,
use-case, or use-case-detail.
As a developer, you should keep these things in mind to perform your role successfully in the
sprint.
An important aspect of the task is to provide team members with inputs from the product
owner and the team. Therefore, it is important to understand the product owner’s and team
member’s requirement for the sprint.
Planning a sprint should be based on your understanding of the functionality of the product.
Knowledge of the
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