1. scrum methodology
Presented by Bunlong VAN
http://geekhmer.github.io

2. Content
• What is Scrum?
• What is a Sprint?
• Scrum Roles
• Scrum Artifacts
• Scrum Meetings
• Purposes of Using Scrum

3. What is Scrum?
• Task Management System
• Helps us to complete our work on time
• Helps with accountability for everyones work
• A framework for discussions and collaboration
• Make required work clear and understandable

4. What is a Sprint?
• A time box – usually 2 week long
• Has an agreed set of goals
• Creates a “potentially shippable product”

5. Scrum Roles
• Product Owner
• Scrum Development Team
• Scrum Master

6. What is the Product Owner?
• The person who prioritizes tasks
• Make final requirements decisions
• Has vision for project
• Responsible to stakeholder (ROI)

7. Scrum Development Team
• A group of people with different skills
• Works together to achieve sprint goals
• Demonstrate “potentially shippable product”
• Self-oranizing

8. Scrum Master
• A facilitator
• Creates happy, workable environment
• Facilitates communications
• Removes thins that stop people from doing
theirwork

9. Scrum Artifacts
• The things produced by doing Scrum
• Product Backlog
• Sprint Backlog
• Potentially shippable product

10. Scrum Meetings
• Sprint Planning Meeting
• Daily Scrum Meeting
• Sprint Review Meeting
• Sprint Retrospective Meeting
• Backlog Refinement Meeting

11. Sprint Planning Meeting
• At the beginning of every sprint
• Moves items from product to Sprint Backlog
• Create tasks to achieve goals of sprint

12. Daily Scrum Meeting
• 15 minutes everyday – same place & time
• Each person reports to the team:
– What they did yesterday
– What they will do today
– What is preventing them from doing their work
• May or may not involve product Owner

13. Sprint Review Meeting
• 2 hours at the end of the sprint
• Team demonstrates work
• Product Owner declares what is finished
• Stakeholder feedback

14. Sprint Retrospective Meeting
• At the end of the sprint after the Sprint Review
• Take about the process and not the product
– What went well
– What did not work
– What could be improved
– What they learned
• Give feedback to each other

15. Backlog Refinement Meeting
• Generally 2 days before next sprint
• Define Product Backlog items properly (INVEST)
• Make items that are to big smaller
• Make acceptance criteria clear
• Discuss priorities of items

16. Purposes of Scrum
• Make clear responsibilities and accountability
• Helps us to react and respond to change
• Helps us to focus on what is important
• Helps us to accomplish things
• Improves quality and productivity
• Helps us to be a learning organization
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