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Change "taks" to "tasks"
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Jurica Zuanović
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@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ title: Burndown Charts and Burnup Charts
Burndown and burnup charts are used to measure progress of a project-- usually a development sprint under the Agile methodology. Both charts visually represent work versus time.
Burndown charts show how much work is left to be done versus the amount of time remaining. The Y axis represents work left to be done-- usually relating to a time estimate assigned to each task, e.g. story points-- and the X axis represents time left. Two lines are used; the first-- "Ideal Work Remaining Line"-- represents an ideal burndown, where each day an amount of work proportional to the total amount of time is completed, resulting in a straight line. The second "Actual Work Remaining Line" is used to plot actual progress as taks move through development to a done state. An example of a burndown chart is shown below.
Burndown charts show how much work is left to be done versus the amount of time remaining. The Y axis represents work left to be done-- usually relating to a time estimate assigned to each task, e.g. story points-- and the X axis represents time left. Two lines are used; the first-- "Ideal Work Remaining Line"-- represents an ideal burndown, where each day an amount of work proportional to the total amount of time is completed, resulting in a straight line. The second "Actual Work Remaining Line" is used to plot actual progress as tasks move through development to a done state. An example of a burndown chart is shown below.
![alt text](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/8c/Burn_down_chart.png "Image Source: Wikipedia")