Task burndown chart
The burndown chart is a graphical representation of the amount of work already done and work to be done.
The burndown chart is widely used in the agile SCRUM methodology.
There are two types of Burndown Charts:
- Sprint burndown chart - shows the number of completed and upcoming tasks in the current sprint.
- Burndown chart for a project release - represents the completed and upcoming tasks remaining before the release or delivery of the product being developed.
See also
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modeling language
UML,
which describes processes using diagrams and charts -
methodology
SCRUM,
which is used for flexible project management -
methodology
Kanban,
which is used to implement the project just in time -
a set of concepts Programming Paradigm,
which defines the approach to programming -
scheme
MVC,
which is used to organize code into blocks for each task -
technique
planning-poker,
which is designed to assess the volume and complexity of tasks
