PMI Agile Certified Practitioner PMI ACP · Free Practice Question Medium
Question 36
Bobby has worked hard to incorporate the concept of Agile discovery into his project team. He has been asked to explain the concept to his executive stakeholders as they are unfamiliar with the concept. How is he likely to explain Agile discovery?
- A That the look and feel of the system is reviewed after each iteration and adjusted until the stakeholders discover what they want
- B That his team uses a large range for estimates if what they are building is not something they have done before, and even more if it is using an unfamiliar technology
- C That the goal of the project should be discovered along the way as the team learns more about it
- D That the product owner has the team gather more ideas for each iteration regarding the requirements of each user story planned
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: B
Explanation
The best choice relates to using a broad range for estimates, to account for the discovery process for unfamiliar items. Agile discovery focuses on having greater understanding as you get closer to working on an item.The other descriptions are not accurate for the term. Agile discovery is not a requirement to gather more ideas around requirements. Agile discovery is also not about post-iteration reviews or discovering the goal of the project, which is set at the beginning.Discussion
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