Scrum Framework Basics Flashcards

This flashcard set covers the basics of the Scrum framework, a lightweight way for teams to deliver valuable work in short, repeated cycles. Scrum is built on empiricism, meaning decisions are based on observation and feedback rather than assumptions. The topic includes the three pillars of transparency, inspection, and adaptation, the three accountabilities, the five events, the three artifacts with their commitments, and how these pieces work together in practice. The cards move from core ideas to applied situations, so each group builds on the one before it.

To study effectively, read each question and answer out loud before revealing the answer, then check whether you used the right terms. Try to explain each event in your own words, including its purpose and timebox, because the exact relationships between parts matter more than memorizing names. Pay special attention to the difference between roles, events, and artifacts, since exam and interview questions often mix them up. When you miss a card, return to it later in the set and see whether you can connect it to a real project. Working through all five groups in order will give you a complete picture of how a Scrum team plans, builds, inspects, and improves its work.