Agile User Stories | Agile Acceptance Criteria | In-Demand Business Analyst

User stories are an important area of an agile approach that focuses on talking about requirements and not just writing them down. We will learn how acceptance criteria is achieved. Acceptance criteria refer to a set of predefined requirements that must be met in order to mark a user story complete.
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[@sureshnadagouda3352]

Each topic of yours is really very helpful. They are crisp and clear. Thank you so much the efforts you put in.

[@swerviness]

Best explanation I’ve found on KZbin so far.

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

Thank you for the feedback!

[@christopher1152]

User stories/product requirements is everything when it comes to software design. The manager I work with sucks at it but thinks Agile is the best thing ever.

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

I personally like Agile as well but most people miss the design/requirements aspect needed to make it successful

[@Pragatkasana]

Most helpful video on this topic

[@celiapajares9443]

Hi! I have discovered your channel in KZbin and I like your explanations about the tips and clear ideas related to BA rol and Agile. Congratulations! 👏

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

Thank you - I'm glad you find this video helpful

[@ocn2301]

Powerful tutorial, made it as easy as ABC

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

Thank you so much for the feedback

[@tomhoffelder1348]

Great, nice level of detail. I like the Sprint ready definition of the User Story.

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

Thank you for the feedback

[@GULAMAHAMEDSBUJARUK]

Thanks for the video.😇 Very insightful!

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@butterfly9841]

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[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

You are very welcome!

[@katerynadereguzova6117]

That’s exactly what I was looking for. Thank you

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

I'm glad it helped!

[@sepjoadat]

These “acceptance criteria” are actually benefits. The format is “benefit” at the end not usually acceptance criteria

[@meenakkshirajendran3776]

Hi your videos are really Useful. May i know little bit Of Negative scenario How to write In acceptance Criteria

[@Ravali_wanderingdairies]

useful thank you

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

Thank you sooo much!

[@reemanfahaad]

what about the use case description? do we have to build it if we have a complete user stories?

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

User case and user stories are completely different - I can do a short video to explain the differences - stay tuned.

[@pranjalitiwari8612]

Could you please advice if I can use words "should" and "must " in the requirements for Commerical Off the Shelf Software?

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

This is a great question - for SAAS requirements - must indicates as "must-have" and "should' indicates that there could be workarounds that can be established. So both can be used when identifying and documenting requirements.

[@iamlevik]

A highlight to the Gherkin syntax. It is not a good practice to use more than one "Then". Also avoid using conjunctive steps, if you have an AND, that should be a separate step.

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@habibahshelu8037]

spot on

[@paarthepanns9085]

can we write acceptance criteria without using this typical given, when, then... and Acceptance criteria should be met to do the desired functionality? Thanks in advance 👍

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

You can write the acceptance criteria without the given, when, then. However using this technique provides a lot of clarity and avoids miscommunication / questions during the sprint

[@jessicasherman5537]

where do you add the acceptance criteria? thanks.

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

It's best to add acceptance criteria as part of your user story write-up.

[@trahamatrah8250]

Could you shed light on RTM in agile and waterfall?

[@ALCRAN2010]

What is RTM?

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

RTM = Requirements Traceability Matrix....it's used to track requirements from BRD to implementation

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

There is no RTM in Agile - just created a short video on RTM in the waterfall environment

[@endlesstranquility241]

Do we have any Telegram channel or group where we can post query related to business analysis and discuss the same.

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

I do have a FB Group for questions and you can also post questions in the comments on my KZbin channel. I do look at all comments and respond. Link to FB Group: facebook.com/groups/BAInDemand

[@ganeshkurane6880]

Can you please throw some light on "Story Points"

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

Yes, will do a video on Sprint Planning soon. Thanks for the feedback!

[@Musa-Navid]

Where do you get user stories and acceptance criteria from

[@narayanamurthy5397]

fWell, discover your channel ion KZbin gone through a feasible explanation, about product backlog and acceptance criteria.

[@geethav3827]

how are tasks added?

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

Tasks are added when Dev team is reviewing and adding story points to user stories....they usually break things into tasks.

[@feyishow3589]

Why wasn't Jira used

[@fazalurrehman410]

Hey! MaM can you share the slide to me personally? i am waiting for your response. Thankyou

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

I will share slides going forward.

[@Nishthac22]

What is ba role in api integration?

[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

Focus on the result of the integration from a requirements standpoint

[@Nishthac22]

@@InDemandBAandScrumMaster thank you 😊

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[@InDemandBAandScrumMaster]

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