Question 10

Which statement below best describes the Agile concept of flexible scope management:

The practices of agile have been around for the greater part of the last century. In the 1930's

Agile teams progressively learn more during each iteration to better understand the scope of work and gain more clarity regarding what the users need.

2

The effective management of a project should have value-driven documentation that supports the project team's communication with Stakeholders.

4

Agile teams should ensure that they have the right automated build and test tools, and the appropriate processes in place to support continuous integration.

5

Whether your approach is agile or waterfall, the documentation that you develop should serve a purpose and not be created only because it was required in efforts undertaken in the past.

Question 9

"At the end of each iteration, agile teams receive immediate feedback on their work from Stakeholders and users through a product review meeting."... "The team makes adjustments immediately which are leveraged in the next iteration. This continuous improvement increases the team's ability to produce desired outputs by focusing on quality assurance."

Which of the Agile concepts below best summarize the statement above from the State of California's Understanding Agile (2023):

User centered design

2

Iterative development

3

Flexible scope management

4

Team ownership

5

Continuous improvement of processes

Question 8

"The team works together to plan, analyze, design, develop, test and integrate functionality within short development cycles. Agile teams decide how the work will be accomplished in order to best satisfy user needs. In this way, they assume accountability and ownership for delivering a quality solution."

Which of the Agile concepts below best summarize the statement above from the State of California's Understanding Agile (2023):

User centered design

2

Iterative development

3

Flexible scope management

4

Team ownership

5

Continuous improvement of processes

Question 7

Frequent user feedback through the business owner and the demonstration and usage of functioning product increments help drive development of quality solutions helps to:

Discovering and Validating User Needs

2

Completing the scope of work sooner.

3

Having a better-quality overall project product.

4

Abiding to organizational policies.

5

Addressing other community needs.

Question 6

By understanding what the users need, who they are, how their needs could be met, and when the users need a solution, a project is justified in simple terms that can be easily aligned to organizational mission and goals. This shows how the Agile philosophy can be beneficial for Health Informatics project in terms of:

Completing the scope of work sooner.

2

Having a better-quality overall project product.

3

Abiding to organizational policies.

4

Addressing other community needs.

5

Solidifying the Business Case

Question 5

"Priority is placed on delivering value to users via a solution that meets or exceeds expectations. Instead of developing a solution based on a predetermined set of requirements, success is defined by creating a system that enables users to complete their business in a way that adds value and makes sense from the users' perspective."

User centered design

2

Iterative development

3

Flexible scope management

4

Team ownership

5

Continuous improvement of processes

Question 4

Which of the following statements best describes the iterative development under the for the completion of the overall solution:

Solution features testing is only performed at the end of the project.

2

All system features will be functioning at the beginning of the project.

3

There is no incremental approach for producing the overall solution.

4

Each iteration produces a functioning increment of the overall solution development or implementation.

5

None of the above.

Question 3

"Agile includes short development lifecycles, also known as iterations, that are repeated over the course of the project. The duration of each iteration may be anywhere from 1-4 weeks as appropriate forthe specific project, and focuses on just a portion of the project's functional

scope. Full functionality is built-up cumulatively through a number of iterations, each of which produces a functioning increment of the overall solution."

Which of the Agile concept below best summarize the statement above from the State of California's Understanding Agile (2023):

User centered design

2

Iterative development

3

Flexible scope management

4

Team ownership

5

Continuous improvement of processes

Question 2

Agile is one of the most appropriate project management philosophies when accurate estimates, stable plans, and reliable predictions are not available in the early project stages because:

The characteristics of Agile enable rapid and flexible response to change and frequent Stakeholder exposure.

2

It is a good way to work around project requirements that must be met.

3

It is easier than with other approaches.

4

It is the only possible approach to be used.

5

It is a new approach and every project manager uses it

Question 1

1. Agile is a project management philosophy in which the solution for a business problem or opportunity can evolve over the life of the project by promoting:

The sale process with full engagement of vendors.

2

Iterative planning, delivery of high-value functionality early in the project, team empowerment, continuous improvement.

3

Social responsibility among policymakers.

4

Traditional project management approach as per PMBOK.

5

A project management approach that excludes planning processes