Introduction to Sprint Planning

Sprint Planning

Every Sprint starts with Sprint Planning where the Scrum Team determines what they plan to accomplish during the course of the Sprint. 

During the meeting, the Scrum Team focuses on:

  • The value that can be created during the Sprint
  • Choosing which Product Backlog Items will be addressed during the Sprint 
  • Planning the work required to accomplish their goal 
  • Planning to create an Increment that meets the Definition of Done

The Scrum Team makes this transparent by creating a Sprint Backlog which includes the Sprint Goal, the selected Product Backlog Items and the Developers’ plan for delivering the work.

 

Sprint Planning at a Glance

Event Inspection Adaptation Participants Timebox
Sprint Planning Product Backlog, Product Goal, Definition of Done Sprint Backlog,
Sprint Goal		 Scrum Team 8 hours for a 1 month Sprint

 

 

Resources:

Learning Series
The Sprint Backlog represents what the Developers plan to accomplish during the Sprint. Learn about the Sprint Backlog, Sprint Goal, how to use Sprint Backlogs effectively and investigate common antipatterns with the Sprint Backlog.
Module
The Sprint Goal is a “commitment” for the Sprint Backlog meaning that it is meant to provide focus for the Scrum Team and a target against which progress can be measured. The Sprint Goal provides the objective for the Sprint and frames many of the events during the Sprint:Objective: The Sprint Goal ...
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Learning Series
The Definition of Done describes the quality standards for the Increment. Learn why getting to Done is so important, what undone work is, if it’s okay to show work that isn’t done to stakeholders, can you present undone work at the Sprint Review and what’s the difference between the DoD and Definition of Ready or acceptance criteria.
Learning Series
The Product Backlog represents all of the work the Scrum Team knows it needs to do in order to deliver the product. Teams can use the Product Backlog to make decisions about what they should do next. Learn about the Product Backlog, Product Goal, Product Backlog items and Product Backlog refinement.

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Learning Series
Every Sprint starts with Sprint Planning where the Scrum Team determines what they plan to accomplish during the course of the Sprint. They make this transparent by creating a Sprint Backlog including the Sprint Goal, the selected Product Backlog Items and the Developers’ plan for delivering the work