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The certification that validates your ability to elicit, write, split, estimate and prioritize high-quality User Stories, with Gherkin acceptance criteria and strategic Product Backlog management. AUSC comprehensively validates mastery of writing, refining, splitting, estimating and prioritizing user stories, grounded in the works of Cohn, Patton, Smart and Adzic.

Description

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Exam Details

  • Exam Name: Agile User Stories Certified (AUSC)
  • Exam Format: Multiple choice, online with remote supervision (proctoring)
  • Exam Delivery: Safe Exam Browser
  • Number of Questions: 60 questions: 70% scenarios / 30% conceptual
  • Exam Duration: 90 minutes
  • Passing Score: 72% (44 out of 60 correct answers)
  • Available Languages: Spanish
  • Attempts: Maximum 2 attempts (minimum 15 days between attempts)
  • Validity: 3 years · 15 CPD credits per year

Main Subjects

  • User Story fundamentals and agile mindset (12%): INVEST; Stories versus requirements; User Stories in Scrum.
  • Writing User Stories and acceptance criteria (22%): Standard format and roles; Gherkin; NFRs and Specification by Example.
  • Splitting, estimation and agile planning (18%): Splitting patterns; Planning Poker; Uncertainty.
  • Collaborative refinement and discovery (18%): Effective refinement; Three Amigos; Impact Mapping.
  • Strategic prioritization and the Product Backlog (16%): Prioritization techniques; Healthy backlog; Kanban and flow.
  • User Story Mapping, releases and flow metrics (14%): Jeff Patton’s Story Mapping; Release planning; Living documentation.

Who is this certification for?

  • Product Owners and Product Managers: Who plan the product with stories.
  • Developers and QA: Who take part in refinement and acceptance criteria.
  • Business analysts and Scrum Masters: Who facilitate backlog refinement.

Prerequisites

No mandatory prerequisites: no prior experience, training or certification is required to take the exam. Recommended (not mandatory): experience in agile teams or projects and basic knowledge of product or requirements management.

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