CAPM Practice: Explain the components of an adaptive plan
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Correct answer: Planning and requirements are refined and detailed incrementally as more information becomes available
Explanation
Progressive elaboration is the practice of continuously refining plans and requirements as more information becomes available. Early in an adaptive project, the backlog may have rough epics and themes. As sprints progress, near-term items are elaborated (decomposed, detailed, estimated) while far-future items remain high-level. This just-in-time elaboration avoids wasted effort on detailed plans that may change.
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This question covers Explain the components of an adaptive plan under Explain the components of an adaptive plan (Agile Frameworks/Methodologies).
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