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A) Which methodology relies heavily on client involvement in setting priorities? (1 point)
agile development
extreme programming
scrum
Kanban
A) What is the purpose of the scrum retrospective? (1 point)
to analyze the effectiveness and efficiency of the development process and to assess the
resources needed by the team
to reprioritize stories and features in the product backlog
to select the next set of stories to move to the sprint backlog
to connect the team when each developer reports what they achieved yesterday
A) What do extreme programming, scrum, and Kanban have in common? (1 point)
Each methodology includes daily standup meetings to report on each contributors’ progress.
Each methodology includes frequent reviews of the development process.
Each methodology approaches development in short repeated bursts of activity.
Each methodology dictates the specific engineering practices used during development.

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A) What is Git? (1 point)
a cloned version of a project
a request to create a project branch
a shell command to backup files
a commonly used Version Control System (VCS)
A) What is GitHub? (1 point)
a command-line version of a VCS using Git
a home base for open-source development
a tool to automatically resolve merge conflicts
a web-hosted version of a Version Control System (VCS) using Git

GPT-4o mini · Answer

Here are the answers to your questions:

Question 1: Which methodology relies heavily on client involvement in setting priorities?
Answer: agile development

Question 2: What is the purpose of the scrum retrospective?
Answer: to analyze the effectiveness and efficiency of the development process and to assess the resources needed by the team

Question 3: What do extreme programming, scrum, and Kanban have in common?
Answer: Each methodology approaches development in short repeated bursts of activity.

Question 4: What is Git?
Answer: a commonly used Version Control System (VCS)

Question 5: What is GitHub?
Answer: a web-hosted version of a Version Control System (VCS) using Git