Remember to demonstrate your understanding of the difference between a Program Increment and an agile team's iteration process. It is important to properly demonstrate the hierarchy and the relationship between the two concepts.

"A Program Increment is a time-boxed event that is usually two to three months long. It represents the work of several iterations by the agile teams that make up an agile release train. The goal of a Program Increment is to have fully functional and fully tested working units of product that can be released at the end of the increment.

Program Increments are planned in advance during program increment planning sessions. In these sessions, the basic scope and timing for the increment are decided and resource planning decisions are made."