Question

4. What is a Scrum sprint?
5. What are user requirements and system requirement

6. List 3 types of non-functional requirement?

Answer 1

1-Sprints in scrum are small and consistent time intervals for completing the planned amount of work.
sprint can be as shot as a few days to 3-4 weeks.But no more than 3-4 weeks.
A scrum poject is divided into many sprints.
At the end of each scrum sprint team has to complete the task and make the task ready to review.
To acheive the sprint goal we have to plan build deliver and review the task.
Befor sprint:
In spring planning meeting the lenght of sprint is planned and meeting planning should not more than 8 hours.The meeting decides what goal has to be acheived at the end of sprint.
During sprint:
   During sprint daily standup meeting is conducted and meeting should be
   short(less than 15 imin) and meeting is called daily scrum meeing. Where they discuss daily goals.

2-
User requirements:
       It referred as a user needs what really user actually wants from the product, this involves like which activities can a user must be able to performs. All the user requirements are documented in URD(user requirements document) using narrative text.
   System requirments:
       System requirements is a statement that identifies the functionality that is needed by a system in order to satisfy the users requirements.This requirement consist of all the things that
       are needed to build that system.
          

3-
   *Product requirements:
       This include all functions, features and behaviors that the product must possess, so that it will be efficient, ease to use, safe, low cost, etc. In other words - any function, constraint or other property that is required in order to satisfy user’s needs. User requirements are gathered from users and described from the analyst with a customer point of view.
   *Organisational requirements
       Two objective of organisational requirements are to understand which
       model is appropriate to include based on the business need and to clearly communicate and understand the inter dependencies and relationship b/w the various requirements.
   *External requirements
       Requirements which arise from factors which are external to the system and its development process e.g. interoperability requirements, legislative requirements, etc.