Which of the following is not reflected in a Sprint Burn down Chart?
Which of the following is not reflected in a Sprint Burn down Chart?
A Sprint Burn down Chart typically does not reflect the total days in the Sprint. This chart is designed to show the progress of work, often measuring either the number of tasks or the work hours remaining. The chart illustrates the relationship between the amount of work left and the time elapsed during the Sprint, which helps the Scrum Team and stakeholders monitor progress and stay on track to meet the Sprint Goal.
A. Total Days in Sprint A Sprint Burn down Chart typically does not reflect the total days in the Sprint. It focuses on the progress of work in terms of either the number of tasks or the work hours remaining to complete the Sprint Backlog items. The chart displays the relationship between the amount of work that needs to be completed and the time that has passed during the Sprint. It helps the Scrum Team and stakeholders visualize how the work is being completed over the course of the Sprint and whether the team is on track to meet the Sprint Goal.
The burndown chart consists of X Axis: Indicates time, usually in days Y Axis: Indicates remaining work to be done in a sprint and can be represented by either number of tasks or remaining Progress Line: Indicates the team progress through the sprint Guideline: The projected estimate that is drawn downwards from top left to bottom right on the graph.
"Unlike the Sprint Burndown Chart which shows the amount of work remaining, the Sprint Burnup Chart depicts the work completed as part of the Sprint" - SBOK 9.6.3.2