Second Sprint Demo and Retrospective

On Friday, 30 April 2021, we will have the second Sprint Demo and Retrospective. The Sprint Demo will be from 8:15 to 10:00 (with one break).

There will be two zoom meetings, see the schedule below. All students must join the Zoom meeting where their team will present. Cameras must be on at all times except during breaks.

Zoom link for sprint demo with Fredrik Lundevall: https://kth-se.zoom.us/j/63660497256 (Meeting ID: 636 6049 7256). 

Zoom link for sprint demo with Mustafa Özger: https://kth-se.zoom.us/j/66291783563 Links to an external site. (Meeting ID: 662 9178 3563).

Teachers will guide the retrospectives for three teams: Team Muon, and two more teams to be announced later.

• From 10:05 to 10:55, teachers will guide the retrospective for team Muon, in the team's Zoom Room.
• From 11:05 to 11:55, teachers will guide the retrospectives for teams Baryon and Tau, in their respective Zoom Rooms.

All other teams should have their retrospective at some appropriate time after 10:00 on Friday. The recommended length for a retrospective in this course is 55 minutes. For details on how to have a retrospective, please see the Canvas page First Sprint Demo and Retrospective, and also the chapter "How we do sprint retrospectives" in the course book (pages 83-94).

What each team's demo should be like

See also: the chapter "How we do sprint demos" in the course book (pages 79-82).

In the Sprint Demo, there is a recommended 10-minute template for each team.

1. Reminder to help the audience: what is the product, what was the sprint goal for last sprint, did we achieve that sprint goal. Length: 1 minute, with 1 presentation slide.
2. Sprint summary: what was the sprint goal, did we achieve it, and if we didn't: why not? Length: 1 minute, with 1 presentation slide.
3. Live demo of the product prototype. Show each user-story that the team has finished, or summarize if the team finished many small stories. Length: 4 minutes.
4. Questions and suggestions from the audience Length: 4 minutes.

In each team, all members should be prepared to do the presentation and demo. When time comes for the team to start, one person will be selected by the teacher to actually give the presentation and demo. The selection will be made randomly, with dice or some similar method.

In some cases, one or two team-members may be unable to perform the demo. As an example, this could happen if the demo requires software that some team-member cannot install (such as, Windows software which doesn't run on MacOS). Then it is OK that some other team-member screen-shares the product, while the selected person talks about what we see.

Hardware products can be shown by means of a camera.

Video clips are allowed but not encouraged - a live demo is almost always preferable

Schedule for the second Sprint Demo

The demo will be from 8:15 throug 10:00, with a short break in the middle. There will be two parallel sessions. Make sure that you join the session in which your own team is to present. Full details below.