CV0-004 · Question #310
A project team is deciding how to break up a large project into smaller components so the project can be delivered without increasing the duration of the iteration cycles. Which of the following…
The correct answer is D. An epic. An epic is an Agile term for a large body of work that is broken down into smaller user stories, tasks, or features that can be completed within individual iteration cycles (sprints). Epics allow large projects to be delivered incrementally without extending sprint durations…
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A project team is deciding how to break up a large project into smaller components so the project can be delivered without increasing the duration of the iteration cycles. Which of the following describes the grouping of the smaller components?
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- AAn issue
- BA goal
- CA backlog item
- DAn epic
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(19 responses)- A5% (1)
- D95% (18)
Explanation
An epic is an Agile term for a large body of work that is broken down into smaller user stories, tasks, or features that can be completed within individual iteration cycles (sprints). Epics allow large projects to be delivered incrementally without extending sprint durations. An issue typically refers to a bug or specific problem. A goal is a high-level objective, not a grouping mechanism. A backlog item is a generic term for any work item in the backlog. The question specifically describes decomposing a large project into grouped smaller components to fit within iterations, which is the definition of an epic.
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