18 Apr AGILE DELIVERY Assignment:? The purpose of this assignment is to create features, user stories, enabler stories, and a team backlog for an agile IT
AGILE DELIVERY
Assignment:
The purpose of this assignment is to create features, user stories, enabler stories, and a team backlog for an agile IT project.
Part 1
For this assignment, read the "Running Case" in Chapters 4 and 5 of the textbook. Complete the following tasks.
1. Using the "BIT-415 Features and Benefits Matrix" template, create a list of 10 features based upon the requirements found in the "Running Case." Discuss the associated benefit hypothesis and acceptance criteria for each of the features. An example is provided in the template.
2. Using the "BIT-415 User Story and Acceptance Criteria" template, create a list of three user stories for each of the features developed in Step 1. Discuss the appropriate acceptance criteria for each of the user stories. An example is provided in the template.
3. Using the "BIT-415 Enabler Stories" template, create a list of enabler stories based upon the features defined in Step 1. Discuss the appropriate acceptance criteria for each of the enabler stories. An example is provided in the template.
Part 2
Using the "BIT-415 Team Backlog" template, create a team backlog using the features, user stories, and enabler stories developed in Part 1. Complete the template by adding the estimated duration and priority for each user story. An example is provided in the template.
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Feature |
Story |
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Example: Camera |
Characterize the camera’s ability to read international speed signs. |
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Example: Camera |
Characterize the camera’s ability to detect a vehicle in front of the test vehicle. |
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BIT-415 Features and Benefits Matrix
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Feature |
Benefit Hypothesis |
Acceptance Criteria |
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Example: Navigate vehicle for delivery request |
Vehicle can autonomously drive delivery route |
· Pick-up and drop-off locations are fixed · Assume well-marked streets with U.S.-only traffic indicators |
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BIT-415 User Story and Acceptance Criteria
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Feature: Vehicle Owner |
Priority: 3 |
Size: |
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Story: Example |
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As a |
As a vehicle owner, |
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I want to |
I want the vehicle to determine the speed limit and set the speed. |
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So that |
So that traffic laws are obeyed. |
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Acceptance Criteria: |
Scenario: The vehicle owner drives the car, and the speed limit changes. |
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Given |
Given vehicle driving at the current speed limit |
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When |
When a new speed limit is lower |
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Then |
Then the current speed becomes the new speed before the new limit applies. |
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Feature: |
Priority: |
Size: |
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Story: |
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As a |
As a traveler |
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I want to |
I want to utilize a map. |
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So that |
So that I can arrive to my destination. |
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Acceptance Criteria: |
Scenario: |
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Given |
The traveler anlyzes different routes based on distance. |
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When |
When comparing available routes. |
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Then |
Then routes are sorted with the shortest route available on top. |
Example:
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| BIT-415 Team Backlog | |||
| Feature Name | Story | Estimated Duration | Priority |
| Example: Navigate vehicle for delivery request. | As a vehicle owner, I want the vehicle to determine the speed limit and set the speed so that traffic laws are obeyed. | 7 | 1 |
