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GUIDEWIRE ASSOCIATE EXAM UPDATED
EXAM WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS.
Guidewire Market place - correct answer -Website for browsing
and downloading accelerators and product add-ons
- Guidewire Training resources
- Provides end-users with training content that is accessible
directly in the product
Guidewire Education - correct answer -Place to learn how to
create policy
Accelerators and Extension pack - correct answer -- Add business
value and increase efficiency reducing project timeframes
- Include pre-built code or reference implementations to help
reduce developer work
- Used to meet customer requirements at no cost
User story cards in the project lifecycle - correct answer -Play an
important role in the early phases through development
Pre-Inception - discovery
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Estimate of every in-scope user story card
User Story Naming Convention - correct answer -xCenter w/
Version - Theme - Sub-theme - ID number
How User Story Cards are used - correct answer -Inception:
elaborate requirements
Sprint 0: story elaboration
Development: plan sprints and build solution
Requirements Best Practices - correct answer -- Create testable
requirements - write the test after you write the requirement
- Never document a requirement in more than one place
- Document only what you want the system to do (not what you
don't want it to do)
- Keep track of all the functional user stories associated with a
features
- Always review requirements with the team prior to
implementation
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Inception best practices - correct answer -- Utilize an agile
methodology
- Map business case to the Themes/Subthemes
- Estimate stories using points
- Introduce base product features and functionality
- Document key requirements on story cards
- Avoid deep discussions about detailed requirements
- Manage time judiciously
- Assess product alignment for each user story
- Create new story cards for gap stories
- Define a delivery backlog at the end of Inception
- Assess business value to help prioritize the Delivery backlog
Assumption - correct answer -Assumptions: factors believed to be
true; but have not been confirmed
- Never assume business requirements for changes are needed
or right
- Do not assume that everyone knows how a requirement
supports the business objectives
Goals of the Inception Phase - correct answer -- Confirm scope
- Validate sizing
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- Baseline the project
In which phase user story are defined, build and tested - correct
answer -Development
What is the tool provided by GW to help implementation - correct
answer -User story card
Key activities during each Inception Sprint - correct answer -1.
Demonstrate product features
2. Review process maps for that theme
3. Discuss user stories by theme/sub-theme
4. Gather enough information to estimate story
5. Time-box discussions to avoid excessive details
6. Update backlog with revised estimates and gaps
What are the Product Owner's Responsibilities on a Guidewire
project? (Select 3)
- Answers the development team's questions promptly and with
authority
GUIDEWIRE ASSOCIATE EXAM UPDATED
EXAM WITH VERIFIED SOLUTIONS.
Guidewire Market place - correct answer -Website for browsing
and downloading accelerators and product add-ons
- Guidewire Training resources
- Provides end-users with training content that is accessible
directly in the product
Guidewire Education - correct answer -Place to learn how to
create policy
Accelerators and Extension pack - correct answer -- Add business
value and increase efficiency reducing project timeframes
- Include pre-built code or reference implementations to help
reduce developer work
- Used to meet customer requirements at no cost
User story cards in the project lifecycle - correct answer -Play an
important role in the early phases through development
Pre-Inception - discovery
, Page | 2
Estimate of every in-scope user story card
User Story Naming Convention - correct answer -xCenter w/
Version - Theme - Sub-theme - ID number
How User Story Cards are used - correct answer -Inception:
elaborate requirements
Sprint 0: story elaboration
Development: plan sprints and build solution
Requirements Best Practices - correct answer -- Create testable
requirements - write the test after you write the requirement
- Never document a requirement in more than one place
- Document only what you want the system to do (not what you
don't want it to do)
- Keep track of all the functional user stories associated with a
features
- Always review requirements with the team prior to
implementation
, Page | 3
Inception best practices - correct answer -- Utilize an agile
methodology
- Map business case to the Themes/Subthemes
- Estimate stories using points
- Introduce base product features and functionality
- Document key requirements on story cards
- Avoid deep discussions about detailed requirements
- Manage time judiciously
- Assess product alignment for each user story
- Create new story cards for gap stories
- Define a delivery backlog at the end of Inception
- Assess business value to help prioritize the Delivery backlog
Assumption - correct answer -Assumptions: factors believed to be
true; but have not been confirmed
- Never assume business requirements for changes are needed
or right
- Do not assume that everyone knows how a requirement
supports the business objectives
Goals of the Inception Phase - correct answer -- Confirm scope
- Validate sizing
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- Baseline the project
In which phase user story are defined, build and tested - correct
answer -Development
What is the tool provided by GW to help implementation - correct
answer -User story card
Key activities during each Inception Sprint - correct answer -1.
Demonstrate product features
2. Review process maps for that theme
3. Discuss user stories by theme/sub-theme
4. Gather enough information to estimate story
5. Time-box discussions to avoid excessive details
6. Update backlog with revised estimates and gaps
What are the Product Owner's Responsibilities on a Guidewire
project? (Select 3)
- Answers the development team's questions promptly and with
authority
