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Do you think you know how to read a CFD, scatterplot and histogram? Or are you going to be stuck using burndown charts for the rest of your life?
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Question 1 of 20
1. Question
How often do releases happen?
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Releases are fortnightly which is why there are jumps on the chart. This isn’t good for flow and is, in effect, holding inventory. You’ve done the work, so why not get it ‘out there’ and delivering value to the business?
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Releases are fortnightly which is why there are jumps on the chart. This isn’t good for flow and is, in effect, holding inventory. You’ve done the work, so why not get it ‘out there’ and delivering value to the business?
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Question 2 of 20
2. Question
How many tickets are in the ‘In Dev’ status on 4th April?
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There are 3 tickets ‘In Dev’ on 1st April.
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There are 3 tickets ‘In Dev’ on 1st April.
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Question 3 of 20
3. Question
How many tickets have been released by 18th March?
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There have been no tickets released on 18th March: the first ticket is released on 22nd March.
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There have been no tickets released on 18th March: the first ticket is released on 22nd March.
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Question 4 of 20
4. Question
Which of the following statements is true in relation to tickets in the ‘Ready for Test’ column?
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There are 5 tickets in ‘Ready for Test’ on 29th March; there is only 1 on 18th April.
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There are 5 tickets in ‘Ready for Test’ on 29th March; there is only 1 on 18th April.
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Question 5 of 20
5. Question
How often is the backlog refilled?
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The backlog is refilled weekly. Some teams find it easy to fill up a backlog at set times, rather than constantly manage it. Neither is necessarily ‘better’ than the other; it depends upon your situation.
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The backlog (‘Not started’ column) is being refilled weekly. That is why you can see jumps on the chart.
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The backlog is the ‘Not started’ items.
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Question 6 of 20
6. Question
Which scenario best describes the following situation: the backlog is refilled daily and releases are made fortnightly.
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Scenario C shows the backlog being refilled daily (you can see the number of backlog items changing daily) and releases are done fortnightly (because the ‘Deployed’ band changes every 2 weeks).
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Scenario C shows the backlog being refilled daily (you can see the number of backlog items changing daily) and releases are done fortnightly (because the ‘Deployed’ band changes every 2 weeks).
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Question 7 of 20
7. Question
Which scenario best describes the following situation: the backlog is updated weekly and releases are made weekly.
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Although scenarios A and B show the backlog being updated weekly, none of the scenarios show releases being made on a weekly basis.
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Although scenarios A and B show the backlog being updated weekly, none of the scenarios show releases being made on a weekly basis.
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Question 8 of 20
8. Question
Which scenario best describes the following situation: the backlog is refilled daily and releases are made daily.
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Scenario D shows both the backlog being updated daily and releases also going out daily. This is the scenario that shows the smoothest flow because no ‘inventory’ is being held back: the business is benefiting immediately from the value of new development.
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Scenario D shows both the backlog being updated daily and releases also going out daily. This is the scenario that shows the smoothest flow because no ‘inventory’ is being held back: the business is benefiting immediately from the value of new development.
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Question 9 of 20
9. Question
Which of the following statements best describes this CFD?
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There was a bit of an excess of work that built up in ‘ready to test’ from 21st March to 5th April, but the team appears to have brought it back down now.
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There was a bit of an excess of work that built up in ‘ready to test’ from 21st March to 5th April, but the team appears to have brought it back down now.
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Question 10 of 20
10. Question
On which date was the following true:
- 2 tickets in ‘In dev’
- 2 tickets in ‘Ready for test’
- 2 tickets in ‘In Test’
- 9 tickets in ‘Test complete’
- 19 tickets in ‘Deployed’
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The only day that the tickets were as listed was 15th April. The states are shown in reverse order on the CFD: ‘Deployed’ at the bottom through to ‘Ready for Dev’ at the top.
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The only day that the tickets were as listed was 15th April. The states are shown in reverse order on the CFD: ‘Deployed’ at the bottom through to ‘Ready for Dev’ at the top.
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Question 11 of 20
11. Question
What percentage of work items took 12 days or less?
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50% of work items took 12 days or less.
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50% of work items took 12 days or less.
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Question 12 of 20
12. Question
Fill in the blank: 85% of items took _________ or less.
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The scatterplot shows that 85% of work items took 16 days or less.
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The scatterplot shows that 85% of work items took 16 days or less.
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Question 13 of 20
13. Question
What was the shortest cycle time according to this chart?
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The story that completed on 18th March took only 1 day.
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The story that completed on 18th March took only 1 day.
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Question 14 of 20
14. Question
How many work items finished on 8 April?
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2 work items completed on 8th April.
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2 work items completed on 8th April.
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Question 15 of 20
15. Question
How many work items took 9 days or less to complete?
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11 work items took 9 days or less to complete.
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11 work items took 9 days or less to complete.
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Question 16 of 20
16. Question
How many stories had a cycle time of 7 days?
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The chart shows that 2 stories had a cycle time of 7 days.
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The chart shows that 2 stories had a cycle time of 7 days.
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Question 17 of 20
17. Question
Using the data on the above histogram, if you were asked for a 100% guarantee of how long a new task would take, which of the following would most likely be the basis of your response?
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We don’t give 100% guarantees because it is impossible for us to do so; the best you can say is that, using past data, 95% of that work took 13 days or less – of course it might take longer, but it might also take a lot less. That is the most reserved of the 3 confidence figures on the histogram.
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We don’t give 100% guarantees because it is impossible for us to do so; the best you can say is that, using past data, 95% of that work took 13 days or less – of course it might take longer, but it might also take a lot less. That is the most reserved of the 3 confidence figures on the histogram.
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Question 18 of 20
18. Question
How many work items had a cycle time of 15 days?
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1 item took 15 days.
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1 item took 15 days.
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Question 19 of 20
19. Question
How big is the data sample for the above histogram?
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There were 119 data points in total (the total of all the bars).
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There were 119 data points in total (the total of all the bars).
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Question 20 of 20
20. Question
30% of work items took 5 days or less. How many items had a cycle time of 5 days?
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15 items took 5 days.
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15 items took 5 days.
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