Azure DevOps Boards Skills Quiz

Capacity Planning helps teams allocate available effort and workload.

The presentation identifies the hierarchy as Epic → Feature → User Story → Task.

Iterations are Sprints. You can create them using Project configration Option under settings

You can create your own view and they are stored under My Views. The default views are under Shared views

Area Paths are used to organize and assign ownership of work to teams.

Burndown charts show remaining work over time during a sprint.

Azure Pipelines automates build, test, and deployment activities, enabling CI/CD.

To export Bulk items from backlog use export workitems option from Backlog --> Queries

To add Bulk items in the backlog use import workitems option from Queries

Iteration Paths represent sprints and help organize work by time periods.

Azure Boards provides built-in support for Scrum, Kanban, and Basic process templates.

Teams historical work data can be viewed thru Velocity Chart

The course explicitly advises not to use the ID field because Azure DevOps generates IDs automatically.

Direct Links queries are designed to display linked work item relationships.

Flat List queries produce a tabular list of work items matching criteria.

Azure Boards uses the term Work Item for stories, bugs, tasks, and other tracked work.

Analytics provides dashboards, velocity charts, burndown charts, and reporting capabilities.

Access to multiple Area Paths allows teams to view work assigned to those paths.

Area Paths are created and maintained under Project Settings → Boards → Areas.

A Simple Drag and Drop interface on boards allows task allocation or Status change from Todo- WIP- Done

Parent-child relationships connect Epics, Features, Stories, and Tasks.

Tree queries visualize hierarchical parent-child relationships.

The 'View as Board' option displays backlog items on a board.