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Agile Glossary

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Agile principles

The four guiding principles of the agile manifesto conceal twelve principles. They

complement the theoretical foundation of agile approach and are regarded as fixed

structures from which one should not deviate.

Agile release train(ART)

For larger projects, which are carried out according to SAFe, the ART serves to coordinate

several small Scrum teams. An ART contains roles similar to Product Owner, Scrum Master

and Development Team: System Architect/Engineer, Release Train Engineer, Product

Management.

Agile solutiontrain(AST)

For very complex projects, which are carried out according to SAFe, the AST serves to

coordinate several ARTs. An AST contains the roles analogous to the ART: Solution

Architect/Engineer, Solution Train Engineer, Solution Management.

Agile Manifesto

The Agile Manifesto consists of four guiding principles and forms the theoretical foundation

of all agile approaches. The guidelines were drawn up in 2001 by a group of IT specialists.

artifacts

Agile artifacts include the Product Backlog, Sprint Backlog, Definition of Done and

Increment.

burn-down chart

A burn-down chart is a graphical representation of the remaining effort in a project, in

relation to the time remaining. Such a diagram is used to predict when the work will be

completed, or if it will be at the scheduled time.

Cars (Certified Agile Requirements Specialist)

Through this training (certification) you will learn where requirements engineering practices

can be used meaningfully and what place a requirements engineer can take in an agile

project.

Chapter lead

The Chapter Lead leads the employees in partial disciplinary responsibility. He is primarily

responsible for managing employees, skill development based on market and customer

requirements, and resource planning, thus ensuring that employees are fully utilized.

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