Pass with professional 070-498 actual quiz materials

You are a developer. Your company has a Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) installation for a project. The TFS installation uses the Microsoft Solutions Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development project template. The developers have standard Contributor permissions, and the Scrum Master has Project Administrator permissions.
The project development team performs time of regression testing of all stories at the end of each release. Defects are linked to the corresponding story. The team wants to view all completed user stories for release 1 with related open defects. This query needs to appear on the home page of the web portal.
You need to create a query that includes the user story title, defect title, and the status of the defect.
Which two actions should you perform? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

• A. Have the Scrum master right-click the query Rl Open Defects, and select add to team favorites.
• B. Using the Query editor, create a new Flat query named Rl Open Defects. Set Work Item Type to Defect, and set the State filter to <> Done.
• C. Using the Query editor, create a new direct links query named Rl Open Defects that links user stories by using the iteration filter Under, Release 1, and related Bugs. Filter the bugs by by State < > Done.
• D. As a developer, from the Query menu, right-click the query Rl Open Defects, and select add to team favorites.

You manage a development team that has been assigned the task of developing a reporting application. The team holds a kickoff meeting with the stakeholders to document user requirements.
You review the draft requirements list that results from this meeting.
You need to indicate which requirements likely will require rework before you can send the requirements list to the development team.
Which three actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose three.)

• A. Identify requirements that depend on other requirements. These requirements likely will need to be split.
• B. Identify requirements that are independent of other requirements. These requirements likely will need to be integrated with the other requirements.
• C. Identify requirements that provide little business value. These requirements likely will need to be reconsidered.
• D. Identify requirements that do not have estimates. These requirements likely will need additional details before they can be approved.
• E. Identify requirements that cannot be tested easily. These requirements likely will need details to make them more testable.

---
You manage a development team for a group of stakeholders that are physically remote from your development center. Stakeholders have blocked out dates and times on their schedules for your team.
The stakeholders are concerned that several of the project requirements will not meet their needs due to changing market conditions.
You need to ensure that the following requirements are met: s
Your team is doing effective and efficient work.
The work is meeting the needs of the business.
The project's timeline is not at risk.
Which two actions should you perform? (Each correct answer presents part of the solution. Choose two.)

• A. Instruct the team to create a comprehensive set of design documents for each layer of the system. Schedule a review with the stakeholders to get their feedback.
• B. Institute a policy of sign-offs for each requirement and design document.
• C. Develop a series of iterative proofs of concept that reflect a partial delivery of requirements and get feedback from the product owner.
• D. Add a primary stakeholder to your team as the product owner.

Your development team uses Scrum as its process framework.
You need to identify key metrics for measuring the effectiveness of any process changes.
Which three key metrics should you measure? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose three.)

• A. Number of items added to the Product Backlog
• B. Number of classes in the code-base
• C. Number of bugs reported by testers
• D. Number of tasks added to the sprint after the sprint starts
• E. Number of story points delivered during the sprint
• F. Number of manual test cases created

You are developing an n-tier application. An architect has provided a layer diagram as shown in the exhibit image. (Click the Exhibit button.)

Your code is built as part of an automated team build.
A class in the data access layer is changed to utilize a utility class that resides in the business logic layer.
You need to ensure that the code and layer diagram are valid in a manner that follows good architectural and object oriented practices.
What should you do?

• A. Change the dependency between the data access layer and the business logic layer to be bi-directional.
• B. Create a new cross-cutting layer and refactor the utility class into the new layer, allowing the data access layer and business logic layer to have one-way dependencies to the new layer.
• C. Create a new cross-cutting layer and refactor the utility class into the new layer, allowing the new layer to reference both the data access layer and the business logic layer.
• D. Leave the layers the same and duplicate the utility class in both the data access layer and the business logic layer.