Exam PMI-ACP topic 1 question 143 discussion

A. Use agile estimation techniques to create a shared understanding of when the user stories will be completed Explanation: Shared Understanding: Agile estimation techniques help the team develop a shared understanding of the effort required to complete the user stories, ensuring everyone is on the same page. Planning: Estimation is a crucial step in planning and helps in setting realistic timelines and expectations for the completion of the user stories. Prioritization: It allows the team to prioritize the user stories based on their complexity and importance, ensuring that the most critical tasks are addressed first. Resource Allocation: Estimation helps in effective resource allocation, ensuring that the team can manage their workload efficiently and avoid overcommitment.

B. Agree on development and testing activities: While important, defining activities comes after understanding the expected timeframe. Knowing the estimated duration allows the team to break down the activities into manageable tasks within the planned sprint. C. Complete and demo: Skipping estimation might lead to unrealistic delivery expectations and could result in rushing through work or exceeding planned sprint durations. A demo is valuable for feedback, but a solid timeline should be established beforehand. D. Complete and retrospective: Retrospectives offer valuable insights, but holding one before completing the user stories limits its scope and might not address potential challenges encountered during development.

Demo to the Customer happens after Development Phase. So I vote A.

A = correct. The next step is estimation and planning (first A, then B). After that, comes the development (C), review, and the retro (D).

Vote C

A sure

Think c is about tasking, needed before stimating

I choose C