Team Development with Visual Studio Team Foundation Server

3. On the New Scenario page, enter the details for the Scenario.
4. Save your new scenario.
5. Repeat the preceding steps for all scenarios that you have identified for the project.
Step 7 – Identify the Scenarios for the Iteration
In this step, you identify the scenarios to be worked on during a specific iteration. You
repeat this step for each iteration cycle.
1. Identify the scenarios to be worked on during a specific iteration, based on inputs
from the project stakeholders and your feature priorities.
2. Assign these scenarios to the iteration
To retrieve work items and assign them to a specific iteration:
1. Expand the Work Items folder, expand the Team Queries folder, and then doubleclick
the All Scenarios query to display all the scenarios in your project.
2. Double-click the scenario you want to work on in the current iteration.
3. Change the Iteration to the current iteration path and then click the save icon.
4. Repeat the preceding steps for all identified scenarios.
Step 8 – Define Your Quality of Service Requirements
In this step, you define your Quality of Service (QoS) requirements for each of the
scenarios to be worked on during the iteration cycle. You repeat this step for each
iteration cycle. This helps define the acceptance criteria for the scenario. The inputs for
the QoS requirements come from project goals and requirements and specification
documentation, if available.
1. Right-click on the Work Items folder of your project, and point to Add Work Item,
and then click Quality of Service Requirements.
2. In the New Quality of Service Requirements page, add the following details
a. Set the Type to an appropriate value such as Performance, Scalability, Stress
or Security.
b. Set the Iteration to the current iteration cycle.
c. From the Links tab, link the QoS to a specific scenario, for easier traceability.
3. Save the new QoS requirement.
4. Create one QoS requirements for each discipline or type of quality requirements,
bearing in mind that each scenario can have multiple QoS requirements.
5. Make sure you create QoS requirements for all of the scenarios in a specific iteration
cycle.
Important – You can break down the QoS requirements into test tasks later.