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PMI Agile Certified Practitioner (PMI-ACP) Questions and Answers

Question 29

A team worked with a customer to estimate all user stories for the must have features. During release planning sessions, the customer indicated they prefer 3-week iterations that begin on Thursdays and end on Wednesdays. The team spent several days determining which stories should be developed for iteration 0 and understanding the customer’s priorities for the remaining stories. The project sponsor attends the Friday meeting and requests a high-level estimate of when they can invite the chief executive officer (CEO) to a demonstration of the minimum viable product (MVP).

What should the team tell the sponsor at this point in the planning process?

Options:

A.

They do not have enough information to estimate a date range yet but can provide the number of 3-week iterations required.

B.

They can provide an anticipated date with the assumption that conditions will be ideal.

C.

They can provide a broad range but cannot realistically set a target release date until the team's velocity stabilizes.

D.

They will send an update when all of the stories are estimated and prioritized in the backlog.

Question 30

A project team held a working session with a finance team to understand the procurement process. After the meeting, while the agile lead was facilitating the value stream mapping exercise, one of the team members asked: "When calculating the cycle time, which factors should be considered?"

How should the agile lead respond?

Options:

A.

Total time and average process time

B.

Critical path and queue lengths

C.

Delays and bottlenecks in the process

D.

End date/time and start date/time

Question 31

A food company seeks additional business-to-business (B2B) revenues from some customers by

implementing purchase order (PO) functionality. To achieve this, the agile project team is exploring PO integration options (see item #3 in Exhibit A), as the product increment (PI) planning process is underway.

What should the project team do next?

Options:

A.

Use agile estimation techniques like planning poker or relative sizing for collaborative assessment.

B.

Break down the feature into smaller tasks or user stories for better assessment and incremental delivery.

C.

Analyze current system requirements and dependencies, including integration levels and regulatory compliance.

D.

Refer to past performance and historical data from similar projects to identity potential risks and challenges.

Question 32

An agile team consisting of eight members is in their 11th iteration of a project. In the last iteration, the team was not able to complete every scope item it had committed to before the demonstration.

Which approach should the agile lead take?

An agile team consisting of eight members is in their 11th iteration of a project. In the last iteration, the team was not able to complete every scope item it had committed to before the demonstration.

Which approach should the agile lead take?

Options:

A.

Coach the team to decompose the backlog activities to granular, simple tasks that are easier to estimate and complete.

B.

Evaluate the team's capacity and help them select user stories for the iteration based on 60% of their capacity utilization.

C.

Discuss options to add more people to the team so they can complete the tasks on time and within budget.

D.

Evaluate the team's capacity and help them select user stories for the iteration based on 80% of their capacity utilization.

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