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You are a scrum master.
You are planning a large product development project that will involve more than 15 team members. You want to divide the team members into multiple scrum teams.
You need to ensure that the new teams minimize collisions and maximize release flexibility.
What should you do?

• A.Create teams that will target different features.
• B.Create teams by team members' experience with the Scrum process framework.
• C.Create teams based on technology type.
• D.Create teams based on team members' positions.

You are the product owner for a new application. You have the list of product backlog items (PBIs) with assigned business values for the first release of the application. You will be working with an established scrum master and development team. You know the team's capacity and the planned sprint duration.
You need to plan the release schedule based on your existing backlog.
Which three actions should you and the team perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)

• A.Schedule the release using the Iteration Planning workbook.
• B.Assign the PBIs to different sprints to define the release.
• C.Ask the development team to decompose the PBIs into individual tasks and estimate hours.
• D.Use the TFS 2012 task board features.
• E.Order the product backlog by business value.
• F.Ask the development team to provide high level estimates to complete each PBI.

HOTSPOT
You are the lead tester for Contoso, Ltd. The company is using Microsoft Visual Studio to develop a new software product.
Management wants to test the product as it is developed. Some components that require testing have dependencies that are not yet built or are otherwise unavailable.
You need to test the components.
In the table below, identify where only a shim or a stub can be used in the situation. Make only one selection in each column.

正解：

You develop a solution that is managed in Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) source control using three branches according the following table.

The branch hierarchy is shown in the exhibit. (Click the Exhibit button.)

A new project requires you to divide your team into two separate, and largely independent, teams named Feature Team 1 and Feature Team 2. Each team works on different features.
You need to recommend an effective long-term strategy that:
Allows parallel development,
Allows independent feature releases,
Minimizes conflicts,
Supports integration, and
Allows bug fixes to production code.
What should you do?

• A.Instruct both feature teams work off the DEV branch. The teams should only check in when they are ready to integrate.
• B.Create two branches off DEV named FB1 and FB2. Instruct Feature Team 1 to check-in to FB1 and Feature Team 2 to check-in to FB2. When a team is ready to integrate, FB1 or FB2 will be merged with DEV.
• C.Create two new folders named FB1 and FB2 at the same level as the other branches. Instruct Feature Team 1 to check in to FB1 and Feature Team 2 to check in to FB2. When the teams are ready to integrate, perform baseless merges from FBI to DEV and FB2 to DEV.
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• D.Instruct Feature Team 1 to check in to the DEV branch and Feature Team 2 to check in to the MAIN branch. When the teams are ready to integration, the DEV branch will be merged into the MAIN branch.

You have an ASP.MVC application running in production.
The application is experiencing intermittent slowdowns and client disconnections on the
application tier.
You need to provide detailed execution trace information to the development team.
How should you capture this information?

• A.Install and run the IntelliSense Semantics Collector on the production application server(s).
• B.Open the production server event logs in Visual Studio 2012 and create a TFS bug work item from the relevant exception messages.
• C.Install and run the IntelliTrace Data Collector on the production application server(s).
• D.File a bug work item in TFS directly from production.