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Q31. - (Topic 3)
Your development team uses Scrum as its process framework.
The business communicates a significant change in direction. The current sprint may become obsolete due to the changes.
You need to determine whether the current sprint should be canceled.
Under what circumstances should you cancel the current sprint?
A. Team members are not able to complete the tasks that were committed to for the sprint.
B. Major changes to have doubled the required time to complete the tasks.
C. Impediments cause the tasks to not be completed within the sprint.
D. The sprint goal becomes obsolete.
Answer: D
Explanation: Canceling a Sprint Rarely does a Sprint need to be canceled, but it does happen. If a Sprint’s forecasted work becomes irrelevant, then there is no reason to continue developing it. This can occur if the product or organization needs to change direction immediately due to a technology or market reason. Only the Product Owner has the authority to cancel a Sprint. He or she may do so under the advisement of others, including stakeholders, the Development Team, or the Scrum Master. Canceled Sprints require the Scrum Team to collaborate and decide if any done work is acceptable and potentially releasable. The Scrum Team should also re-estimate any undone work, returning it to the Product Backlog. The work done on partially completed PBIs depreciates quickly and may not have any value in the future. Needless to say, canceling a Sprint will generate waste.
Professional Scrum Development with Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 p.16
Q32. - (Topic 1)
Your network environment includes a multi-tier Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server implementation.
A member of the networking team changes the name of a user’s computer.
From the user’s computer, you need to modify the existing workspace to reflect the new computer name.
What should you do?
A. Execute the following workspaces command to update the machine name: tf workspaces/updateCornputerName: <oldcomputername> /collection: http: //tea mserver: 8080/tfs/ DefaultCollection.
B. Create a new workspace. Replace the existing workspace with the new one by using the Manage Workspaces window in Source Control Explorer.
C. Execute the following workspace command to update the machine name: tf workspace /computer: <oldcomputername> / collection: http: //teamserver: 8080/tfs/ DefaultCollection.
D. Open the existing workspace by using the Manage Workspaces window in Source Control Explorer. In the Computer field, enter the new machine name.
Answer: A
Q33. - (Topic 1)
Your network environment includes a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 server. All of your Team Projects use the default Scrum process template.
You create a new work item type named AcceptanceBug.
You need to ensure that work items of this type are displayed in queries for bugs.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)
A. Add the following XML element to the Microsoft.BugCategory Category for the project: <WORKITEMTYPE name= “AcceptanceBug”/>
B. Update the work item filters in the bug-related queries to include the clause: AND [System.WorkltemType] IN GROUP ..Bug Category’.
C. Update the work item filters in the bug-related queries to include the clause: AND [System.WorkltemType) = ‘AcceptanceBug’.
D. Update the work item filters in the bug-related queries to include the clause: AND [System.Category] = ‘Bug Category’.
E. Set the System.Category field to Microsoft.BuqCategory in the AcceptanceBug work item type definition.
Answer: A,B
Q34. - (Topic 3)
You are part of a scrum team that needs to identify user stories to complete in the next sprint.
What should the scrum master do?
A. Have the product owner decide which user stories to complete within the sprint.
B. Order the user stories by their story points. Select the top stories based on the team's velocity.
C. Have the team decide which user stories to complete within the sprint.
D. The scrum master should decide which user stories to complete within the sprint.
Answer: C
Q35. - (Topic 3)
Your company network includes Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) 2012 and Microsoft System Center 2012.
You need to monitor your company’s application infrastructure.
What should you configure?
A. Event Log data collector
B. Configuration Manager
C. Application Controller
D. IntelliSense collector
E. Operations Manager
Answer: E
Explanation: Operations Manager is a component of Microsoft System Center 2012 that helps the organization monitor services, devices, and operations for multiple computers from a single console. This guide leads the reader through the process of planning the Operations Manager infrastructure by addressing the following fundamental decisions and tasks:
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ullet Identifying which services, applications, and infrastructure need to be monitored.
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ullet Determining the resources needed to employ Operations Manager to monitor the
selected resources.
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ullet Designing the components, layout, security, and connectivity of the Operations
Manager infrastructure.
See "Microsoft System Center 2012 - Operations Manager Guide"
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc507089.aspx
Configuration Manager provides key management capabilities around application delivery, desktop virtualization, device management, and security that make it possible to enable productivity amidst device proliferation – while also reducing costs.
Application Controller provides a unified console that helps you manage public clouds and private clouds, as well as cloud-based virtual machines and services.
There is no such thing as IntelliSense collector.
Q36. - (Topic 2)
You use Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to conduct a manual test for an ASP.NET web application. You have created a test plan named Release 2.0.
The test plan needs to meet the following requirements: . Test runs should be able to capture event log data for the server role.
. Test runs should be able to collect exceptions and specific diagnostic tracing information to isolate bugs that are difficult to reproduce.
You need to configure the Release 2.0 test plan by creating new test settings for the requirements and assigning the test settings to the test plan.
How should you configure the new test settings?
A. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log and System Information options.
B. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log, ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact, and IntelliTrace options.
C. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log and IntelliTrace options.
D. On the Data and Diagnostics page, select the Event Log and ASP.NET Client Proxy for IntelliTrace and Test Impact options.
Answer: B
Q37. - (Topic 3)
You are planning to develop a new application.
You want to be able to measure the quality of the code you create.
You need to ensure that it is easy to test and obtain high code coverage.
What should you do?
A. Ensure that each class has only one responsibility.
B. Ensure that concrete classes depend only on other concrete classes.
C. Create as few abstract classes and interfaces as possible.
D. Create as many static methods as possible.
Answer: A
Q38. - (Topic 2)
You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM). You are using the Microsoft Visual Studio Scrum 1.0 process template.
You need to generate a list of product backlog items (PBI) in MTM that have zero test cases.
What should you do?
A. Open each PBI and visually inspect the work item links.
B. Create a requirements-based test suite.
C. Click Requirements coverage in the Results view.
D. Create a Direct Links query.
Answer: D
Q39. - (Topic 2)
Your team is using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).
You have a manual test case for a web page on which the user is required to enter
information into several text fields. The test takes a long time to run. According to previous
test results data, there are problems with testers entering data in the wrong fields.
You need to use MTM to eliminate the repeatability issues with the least amount of effort.
What should you do?
A. Break the test up into several shorter test cases to isolate the steps that have repeatability problems.
B. Create an action recording and fast forward to repeat the test steps that have repeatability problems.
C. Convert the test case to an automated test.
D. Change the order of the test steps so the least repeatable steps are run first.
Answer: B
Q40. DRAG DROP - (Topic 2)
Your company's test team is working through their bug backlog and tracking their progress on the Bugs dashboard.
The bug backlog continues to grow, but the reports that appear on the Bugs dashboard are neither accurate nor useful.
You need to establish a best practice that will ensure the reports on the Bugs dashboard are accurate and useful.
Which four actions should you perform in sequence? To answer, move the appropriate actions from the list of actions to the answer area and arrange them in the correct order. More than one order of answer choices may be correct. You will receive credit for any of the correct orders you select.
Answer: