Sample Scrum Status Report

I will be using Scrum Status Forms for all assignments in my CSC16x classes. Here I will give the forms for the first two assignments for CSC160 (both C++ and Java). The form will have basic information about the assignment and the tasks (and their priority) that need to be completed. The priority is based on the Fibonacci Sequence, with 1 and 2 being the beginning two numbers. The form always has your name, the assignment date, the due date, and a description of the problem. For example, here are the first two CSC160 assignments.

Create a Program to Print “Hello World”

Name:<Your Name>
Project Name:Hello World
Project Description:Write a program that prints “Hello World” to the computer console.
Assignment Date:Second Day of Class
Due Date:Third Day of Class
Description Section

Tasks

Where the Pri(ority) uses the Fibonacci Sequence (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34). Nothing should be above 34 and should increase in priority as the earlier tasks are completed. If two tasks are of the same importance, rate at the same level. All

TaskPriPtsDescriptionStatus
Comment Header15Description of creation of program /* Create Hello World <your name>Created: 8 June 2021:  My first program to print “Hello World” */Start
Create main()220To know where to start executing the program, it needs a main() routine/method, The exact implementation varies between Java and C++. In Java, you need a surrounding Class definitionWait
Include Files35Each routine may need include files. In this case, C++ does need to include <iostream>, while Java does not have any needed “import” filesWait
Hello World320In the programming language of choice, write the line that prints “Hello World!” to the console. Note: I gave it the same weight  as “Include Files”Wait
Task Prioritization Section

Add to “Hello World” a Way to Read User Input

Name:<Your Name>
Project Name:Reading input
Project Description:Write a program that asks for the user’s name and then prints “Hello <user name>” to the computer console.
Assignment Date:Third Day of Class
Due Date:Fourth Day of Class
Description Section

Tasks

Where the Pri(ority) uses the Fibonacci Sequence (1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34). Nothing should be above 34 and should increase in priority as the earlier tasks are completed. If two tasks are of the same importance, rate at the same level. All

TaskPriPtsDescriptionStatus
Comment Header15Description of creation of program /* Create Hello World <your name>Created: 8 June 2021:  My first program to print “Hello World”Modified: 9 June 2021  Add a way to read the user’s name and then  print “Hello <name>” */Wait
Keep  main()220You have already create main(). Keep it!.Wait
Include Files35C++ has already included <iostream>, Java needs to import Scanner.Wait
Hello World320In the programming language of choice, write the line that prints “Please type your name: “ to the console. Read the user’s name from the console. Print “Hello <name>!” to the console.Wait
Task Prioritization Section

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