Which three criteria should be looked at when setting iteration length?
A.
Time needed to complete a user story, time needed to build and test the stories, and
product team acceptance of the stories
B.
Timeframe in which the stories must be released, the cost to deliver the features to
market, and product team acceptance of the stories
C.
Delivering chunks of user-valued functionality, time needed to build and test the stories,
and product team acceptance of the stories
D.
Features that categorize the product, the time needed to complete the features, and the
cost to deliver the features to market
C.
Delivering chunks of user-valued functionality, time needed to build and test the stories,
and product team acceptance of the stories
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agreed.
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Why would time needed to build and test the stories be a factor when setting an iteration length, since the length of an iteration should remain fixed and is not subject to needs of the team, experience may be a contributing factor.
The correct answer is indeed B
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why would cost play a role in determining iteration length? you have just debunked your own answer
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Answer should be “C”
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To me B makes more sense
Timeframe in which the stories must be released, = iteration time decided
the cost to deliver the features to market, = Sponsor willingness
and product team acceptance of the stories = PO/customer
whereas Delivering chunks of user-valued functionality, time needed to build and test the stories; this is done by velocity calculation
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