Professional Scrum with User Experience (PSU I) Learning Materials: Scrum PSU-I Exam Dumps

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ITPrepare will provide an overview of our Professional Scrum with User Experience (PSU I) Learning Materials to help you pass the PSU-I exam. The newest Scrum PSU-I exam dumps are based on the official Scrum guide and the PSU I exam topics, providing you with the knowledge and tools you need to understand and effectively implement Scrum with User Experience practices. We provide comprehensive dumps questions to prepare for the PSU-I exam and work through the material step-by-step to ensure you prepare for the exam well. With our Scrum PSU-I Exam Dumps, you will take your certification exams and successfully prove that you have strong expertise in implementing Scrum with User Experience.

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1. Hypothesis testing via experimentation is best suited for which type of Product Backlog Items? (choose the best answer)

High value, Low risk.

Low value, High risk.

High value, High risk.

Low value, Low risk.

2. What best describes User Benefits? (choose the best two answers)

The goals our users are trying to achieve.

Functionality.

Features.

The result of delivered features.

3. Which of the following is most likely to occur if a Scrum Team is using two separate backlogs for Discovery and Delivery work? (choose the best two answers)

It will be easier to track discovery versus delivery items.

The team will function like two different teams.

The team will be more likely to swarm and help where needed.

The amount of work done will be equivalent.

4. If the "build-measure-learn" feedback loop helps to minimize risk and enable quick learning, how would designing and running experiments help the team? (choose the best two answers)

To learn as early as possible.

To increase efficiency.

To satisfy the stakeholders.

To validate their hypothesis.

5. True or False: UX practices connect Scrum Teams even closer to the customer.

TRUE

FALSE

6. What is the best way to address design work that is longer than a single Sprint? (choose the best answer)

Breakdown the design work into smaller pieces of work such that they can be 'done' within a Sprint.

Run design Sprints prior to the delivery Sprints and only work on development after the discovery track is complete.

Design work should be completed before the first Sprint can begin.

Have the UX Designer work with the Product Owner to help with gathering user data to build and order the Product Backlog.

7. True or False: UX is primarily focused on the Product's user interface.

FALSE

TRUE

8. True or False: All proposed work should be tested via Hypotheses and Experiments.

TRUE

FALSE

9. 1.True or False: UX work can always be completed in a Sprint (ie less than 30 days).

TRUE

FALSE

10. True or False: User interviews should be completed before an item can be added to a Sprint.

TRUE

FALSE

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11. In the context of Scrum, what would be a valid reason for designing and running experiments? (choose the best answer)

To prove the technical feasibility of a feature.

To follow the UX process.

To provide the team varied types of work.

To gain knowledge and reduce risk.

12. At what point should all of the Product's UX work be 'done'? (choose the best answer)

When the Designer has wireframes that are clear enough for the developers to begin their work.

The Product Owner defines an expected completion date for the UX work.

By the end of the first Product release.

UX work is emergent. As long as the Product exists, UX work is never 'done'.

13. What are the benefits of framing work as problems to solve? (choose all that apply)

Encourages creativity and exploration.

Aligns team priorities around problem-solving not feature-building.

Forces us to think about the outcomes we want to achieve.

Encourages a larger view of the work beyond features.

14. What is the value of having UX skills and practices inside a Scrum Team? (choose the best answer)

To increase the velocity of the amount of UX work 'done'.

Connecting with the end-users through feedback loops.

Knowing which team member to assign the design work.

Working directly with the stakeholders to implement their design ideas.

15. A "Done" Increment is an (choose the best answer)

Impact

Income

Outcome

Output

16. What would likely happen if a Scrum Team considers using separate definitions of 'done' for Discovery and Delivery work? (choose the best two answers)

Having clear definitions of work will increase productivity and velocity.

The team will be more likely to swarm and help when needed.

Stakeholders will be confused about what it means to be 'done'.

The team will likely separate the backlog items into Discovery and Delivery type work in the Product Backlog.

17. True or False: Producing a "Done" increment is enough to see an outcome.

FALSE

TRUE

18. Which of the following is the most Leading Indicator? (choose the best answer)

Revenue

Referral

Retention

Acquisition

19. True or False: Experiments should include factors to evaluate and confirm their success or failure.

FALSE

TRUE

20. Who can perform discovery work such as interviewing customers and why? (choose the best answer)

The Scrum Master because he/she is responsible for facilitating customer interviews.

The Product Owner because he/she is responsible for ordering the Product Backlog.

Anyone from the Scrum Team because it can help them better understand whether customers find the product or feature useful.

The UX specialist in the Development Team because he/she is accountable for user experience work.

Professional Scrum with User Experience (PSU I) Learning Materials: Scrum PSU-I Exam Dumps