BCS Foundation Certificate in Agile

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Q_01 domain/d1 · medium single discuss →

A project team completes a large project in one final push near the deadline, only for stakeholders to announce they now want something different, forcing a restart and a delayed delivery. According to the guidance, what is the primary way an Agile approach would have avoided this outcome?

A By locking down the scope early so stakeholders could not request changes
B By breaking the work into smaller increments and gaining feedback and changes throughout the lifecycle
C By assigning more developers to work harder in the final phase
D By producing comprehensive documentation before starting development

Q_02 domain/d1 · medium single discuss →

A senior leader wants to introduce Agile but plans to confine it to a single software development team while the rest of the organisation works unchanged. Based on the guidance, why might this limit the benefits achieved?

A Agile only works for hardware products, not software
B Agile culture needs to be embedded across an organisation, not restricted to teams in silos, to significantly increase the chance of project success
C A single team cannot use Scrum roles effectively
D Agile requires all documentation to be centralised before teams can begin

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BCS Foundation Certificate in Agile

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