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CAPM Practice: Determine how to plan project iterations

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An iteration in an adaptive project ends. The team has completed 7 out of 8 planned stories, and all 7 meet the Definition of Done. What is delivered?
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Correct answer: A potentially shippable increment consisting of the 7 completed stories if they meet the sprint goal

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In adaptive approaches, the increment is what is Done — not what was planned. The 7 completed stories that meet the Definition of Done constitute the sprint increment. If these 7 stories meet the sprint goal, the sprint was successful. The 8th story returns to the product backlog for re-prioritization. Delivering incomplete work or reducing quality violates the Definition of Done.

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This question covers Determine how to plan project iterations under Determine how to plan project iterations (Agile Frameworks/Methodologies).

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