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Thomas Ganley, 03/30/2023 12:25 AM

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This mission will be managed in a scrum format. Learn more about what that means and how we'll use redmine in this wiki!

Quick Definitions:

Term	Definition
Sprint	A 1-month period during which the team establishes priorities and organizes work around these priorities.
User Story	A unit of work, anywhere from 1-40 hours in duration. Must be completable within a single sprint.
Feature	A subcategory of work which contains many user stories. Used as "parent" tasks, but not assigned to sprints.
Backlog	The list of user stories and features that the team has to complete in the project. (The "Issues" tab.)
Scrum Master	An individual responsible for the administration of a sprint. Leads stand-ups, sprint planning, and retrospectives.
Product Owner	The individual(s) ultimately responsible for delivery of the product.

Update sprint velocity, dates and scrum master, as a group.
Split off into smaller planning groups.
Move prioritized user stories into sprint and assign team members.
Define "who, what, why" for user stories. Generally this is done by the team member assigned to the task.
Add estimated time, start and end date
Reconvene and compare total sprint velocity to total estimated time.

Go around the table and share update on user stories from this sprint. What were the key accomplishments, challenges, and how can the team help?
If desired, teams can share a demo of something they worked on.
Update status of User Stories.
Record estimated time and actual time in sprint description, for future estimation.
Unfinished user stories require justification and should be moved back to the backlog.
Completed a Sprint Retrospective

Agile Scrum 101
Happiness_Metric
The_Agile_Manifesto
Backlog_Grooming
Sprint_Planning
Daily_Standup
Sprint_Review
Retrospective

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