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Question 1

Your team uses Microsoft Visual Studio Team Foundation Server (TFS) as their application lifecycle management solution.
The team is developing a mission-critical internal web application. The data service and user interface are on different servers. The web application includes a Windows client The internal IT group uses packaged software to distribute software to internal clients. File shares are used for staging. The file shares are titled \\deploy\staging\myapp. and they contain the install packages.
The team needs to deploy updates on a quarterly basis. The team also needs to keep copies of the deployed software in the team's environment and to use TFS Release Management.
You need to create a process that deploys the Windows client to the staging area.
What should you do?

A. Create a Release Template, and add the Windows OS task of moving a file. Set the staging area as the place to move the msi file.
B. Create a custom action that connects to the internal third-party deployment api, and add it to the Release Template.
C. Create a Release Template, and add the step Copy file or Folder in the Staging tab. Set the Destination to \\deploy\staging\myapp.
D. Create a custom action to deploy your msi file, and use one-click deployment.

Question 2

Your development team uses the Microsoft Solution Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development 6.0 process template.
You need to determine the process to obtain the most accurate estimates for each user story in your product backlog.
What should you do?

A. Have the development team estimate and use the longest estimates.
B. Have the development team estimate until team members reach consensus.
C. Ask the product owner to provide the estimates.
D. Ask the scrum master to provide estimates.

Question 3

You are developing an application that has several automated builds that build, perform code analysis, and unit test portions of your code. Your team also performs peer review for code changes in an informal manner.
You need to meet the following requirements:
- Provide documentation on quality checks and reviews for any changes to the code
base.
- Ensure code quality.
- Maintain your team's efficiency.
What should you do?

A. Institute gated check-ins to the build process.
B. Deny developers check-in permissions. Allow them to shelve changes and have a senior team member check in the shelve-set after review.
C. Utilize the Code Review work items and workflow before check-ins.
D. Perform a weekly code review on subset of recent check-ins.

Question 4

You manage a project that has three teams working in parallel on a single codebase using a Scrum process methodology.
You need to ensure that each team can manage work separately while editing a shared code base.
What should you do?

A. Create a team project for each team, assigning all team members to each team project.
B. Create a team project for each team, assigning different team members to each team project.
C. Within a single team project, create separate iteration paths for each team. Assign each team member to their respective iteration path.
D. Within a single team project, create three teams. Assign each team member to their respective teams.

Question 5

Your geographically dispersed development team is using the Microsoft Solution Framework (MSF) for Agile Software Development 6.0 process template.
You are developing an application that will function on several different types of mobile devices.
You need to ensure that developers have access to the designs for each device.
What should you do?

A. Print the storyboards' wireframe designs and tape them to the walls of the main development center.
B. Create a Requirements work item type and attach the wireframe design.
C. Create a new task for each wireframe design.
D. Create wireframes in Microsoft PowerPoint and link them to the user stories.

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