CAPM Practice Question

In adaptive methodologies like Agile, iterations are defined as time-boxed periods focused on delivering customer value through complete user stories or features. By basing iterations on user stories that can be completed within the timeframe, the team ensures each iteration results in a potentially shippable product increment. Organizing iterations by product architecture components or project phases does not align with the customer-focused delivery approach of adaptive methods. Scheduling iterations around team member availability prioritizes resource utilization over value delivery, which is contrary to the principles of adaptive project management.