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    Burn Down Chart

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    The document describes a burn down chart, which is used to track project progress by showing the amount of work remaining over time. It lists the purpose of a burn down chart as seeing when a project will finish, if it is on track, and if team members are on track. It then provides examples of data to include in the chart, such as stories, tasks, people assigned, and start dates. It describes setting up the chart with columns for each day and filling in remaining effort. The goal is for the line on the chart to reach zero by the completion date.

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    The document describes a burn down chart, which is used to track project progress by showing the amount of work remaining over time. It lists the purpose of a burn down chart as seeing when a project will finish, if it is on track, and if team members are on track. It then provides examples of data to include in the chart, such as stories, tasks, people assigned, and start dates. It describes setting up the chart with columns for each day and filling in remaining effort. The goal is for the line on the chart to reach zero by the completion date.

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    The document describes a burn down chart, which is used to track project progress by showing the amount of work remaining over time. It lists the purpose of a burn down chart as seeing when a project will finish, if it is on track, and if team members are on track. It then provides examples of data to include in the chart, such as stories, tasks, people assigned, and start dates. It describes setting up the chart with columns for each day and filling in remaining effort. The goal is for the line on the chart to reach zero by the completion date.

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    Burn Down Chart

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    Sidharth Vijay
    The document describes a burn down chart, which is used to track project progress by showing the amount of work remaining over time. It lists the purpose of a burn down chart as seeing when a project will finish, if it is on track, and if team members are on track. It then provides examples of data to include in the chart, such as stories, tasks, people assigned, and start dates. It describes setting up the chart with columns for each day and filling in remaining effort. The goal is for the line on the chart to reach zero by the completion date.

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    Burn Down Chart

    Pepper
    Purpose
    When do I plan to finish?
    Am I on track to finish?
    Is every member of my team on track?
    Should I replan early?

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burn_down_chart
    Data for your release
    List of person, story / task, planned effort days
    project story task person start
    my project small maze file john 4
    connect
    my project small maze robot jane 3
    my project small maze run jane 5

    my project end light sense john 5

    my project end report win jane 3


    ideal - remaining effort 20

    Later add finished planned days (and maybe actual


    effort
    Make chart and Graph
    Set up all days you expect
    Formula to show ideal diminishing planned days
    consumption
    Day before - total effort needed / total days you have
    Ex: =H7-$E$7/10
    Set up one column per day
    At stand up, fill in the effort remaining
    Insert / chart / line graph
    http://www.techbudha.com/2012/09/create-
    burn-down-chart-using-excel-in.html
    Concepts
    Man hours
    Planned vs Actual vs Earned
    Track at person / task level with groupings up
    to story level
    Adjustments
    Drop tasks
    Adjust Acceptance Test Plan
    Waterfall
    Gantt chart
    Critical Path
    Better Templates
    http://epf.eclipse.org/wikis/scrum/Scrum/gu
    idances/templates/burndown_chart_D182CF
    23.html

    Try Clay's template


    Scope change adjustments
    Entry in Burn Down and Release Burn Down

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