What does SDLC stand for?, Structured Development Locking Cycle, Software Development Life Cycle, Software Deployment and Launch Center, System Design and Logic Control, Which SDLC phase comes right after 'Requirement Analysis'?, Design, Deployment, Maintenance, Testing, Which methodology is best suited for a project with strict, unchanging legal requirements (e.g. government software)?, Waterfall, Kanban, Agile, Scrum, In the Agile Manifesto, what is valued MORE than 'comprehensive documentation'?, Processes and tools, Following a plan, Contract negotiation, Working software, Who is responsible for prioritizing the Product Backlog in Scrum?, Scrum Master, Product Owner, Project Sponsor, Development Team, How long does a Daily Scrum (standup) usually last?, 30 minutes, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour, What happens during a 'Sprint Retrospective'?, The team selects tasks for the next sprint, The team reflects on what went well and what to improve, The team demonstrates the finished product to the client, The Product Owner writes new requirements, True or False: 'Agile means no documentation at all.', True, False, What is a 'Sprint' in Scrum?, A short, fixed time period of focused work, The final release of the product, A single bug fix, A meeting between the client and Scrum Master, Which term describes uncontrolled expansion of a project's requirements during development?, Sprint Backlog, Increment, Milestone, Scope creep

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