iteration plan

A comprehensive blueprint for the current iteration that lays out objectives, selected work items, tasks, owners, estimates, and the timing for completing them.

Key Points

  • Focuses only on the current timeboxed iteration.
  • Details objectives, scope, tasks, estimates, and responsibilities.
  • Guides day-to-day execution and is updated as the team learns.
  • Represents the team's commitment aligned to iteration goals.

Example

A Scrum team starts a 2-week iteration. They select 8 backlog items, break them into tasks with hour estimates, assign initial owners, define the iteration goal, identify dependencies, and map tasks across the 10 working days. This document is their iteration plan and is updated during daily standups as work progresses.

PMP Example Question

Which artifact captures the team's committed work, objectives, and schedule for the current timeboxed cycle?

  1. Product roadmap
  2. Release plan
  3. Iteration plan
  4. Project charter

Correct Answer: C — Iteration plan

Explanation: An iteration plan details the work, goals, and timing for the current iteration, guiding the team's execution within that timebox.

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An incident response plan is only a theory until the people who must use it have run it under pressure. This course helps OT engineers, operations leaders, IT responders, and security teams turn a plan on paper into a tested capability.

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