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| What is Software Quality? |
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| Software Quality is how close the actual software product is to the expected (intended) product. |
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| Software errors that cause the incorrect functioning of the software during a specific application. |
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1) Product operation factors
2) Product revision factors
3) Product transition factors |
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| Factors affecting the extent of a contract review |
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| project magnitude, project technical complexity, degree of staff acquaintance with and experience in the project area, project organizational complexity |
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| Software quality plans-lifecycle |
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| software requirements, software designs, software construction, software testing, software maintenance |
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| Participants in the formal design reviews include: |
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| review leader, review team, and development team. |
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| Sections of the code that are partially or totally incorrect as a result of grammatical, logical or mistake made by systems analyst, a programmer, or another member of the software development team |
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| Software faults that are activated when a user tries to apply the specific software section that is faulty. |
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| What is Software Quality Assurance |
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| A planned and systematic pattern of all actions necessary to provide adequate confidence that an item conforms to established technical requirements. |
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| Checking or testing software for conformance and consistency with a a given specification. "Are we doing the job right?". Testing is most useful here |
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