You manage a project for which the team has not delivered all of the story points committed to in a previous sprint.
You want to define the amount of work the team can commit to for the next sprint of the project.
What should you do?

• A. Review the team velocity to define the amount of work
• B. Allow the product owner to define the amount of work.
• C. Review the sprint burndown to define the amount of work.
• D. Review capacity of the team to define the amount of work.

Your team uses Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) to manage
software development processes that have multiple team projects associated to a single team project collection.
You install a second TFS server in order to establish a test environment for future changes.
You need to copy the contents of your team project collection to your new TFS installation.
Which two actions should you perform first? Each correct answer presents part of the solution.

• A. Configure your new TFS to use the same databases as your initial TFS.
• B. Detach the team project collection from TFS.
• C. Create a backup of the team project collection database.
• D. Attach the team project collection on the new server.

You are the lead developer and architect of a development team that develops line of business (LOB) applications.
You need to define an architectural design process for the LOB applications.
Which three architectural goals and principles should you adopt? (Each correct answer presents a complete solution. Choose three.)

• A. Use models and visualizations as a communication and collaboration tool.
• B. Model to analyze and reduce risk.
• C. Build to change, instead of building to last.
• D. Consider the team velocity.
• E. Baseline the architecture to ensure consistency and minimize deviation.

You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM) to create a test plan for testing an ASP.NET website.
Your test plan needs to validate a set of critical business functionalities for the current sprint. All business functionalities are documented in the requirements document published to the project portal.
You need to associate your test plan with the requirements document.
What should you do?

• A. In the Area path drop-down list in the Properties view of the test plan, right-click the test plan area path node relevant to the requirements being tested. Select Add link to associate the requirements document link on the project portal with the area path node.
• B. Add a link to the requirements document in the Links section of the Properties view of the test plan.
• C. Click Copy Link in the Properties view of the test plan to link the requirements document on the project portal to the test plan.
• D. Click Link next to the Name box in the Properties view of the test plan to link the
  requirements document on the project portal to the test plan.
• E. Click Link next to the Description box in the Properties view of the test plan to link the requirements document on the project portal to the test plan.