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Customer satisfaction. Subjective term.It will depend on who is the “customer” is. Each type of customer will have their own view on “quality”
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Measurement of how close is actual software product to the expected product
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Does not make
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reasonably bug-free, delivered on time and within budget, meets requirements and/or expectations, and is maintainable
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The process of monitoring and improving all activities associated with software development, from requirements gathering, design and reviews to coding, testing and implementation.
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Testing is mainly focused on the source code (black,gray and white box), Quality Assurance measures the quality of processes used to create a quality product
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The purpose of testing is verification, validation and error detection
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process is conformance and consistency by evaluating the results against pre-specified requirements.(Are we building the system right?)
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process of what has been specified is what the user actually wanted. ( Are we building the right system? )
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finding if things when they shouldn’t or things don’t happen when they should
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testing is done without access to the source code
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testing is done with access to the code. Bugs are reported at the source code level, not behavioural
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testing is using structural, design and environmental information (complete or incomplete) to expand or focus black box testing and enhance testing productivity by using appropriate methods and tools
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mismatch between actual behaviour of a software application and its expected behaviour.
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mismatch between actual and expected look/usage of UI Design Element
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from requirements, specifications, other technical documentation
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is a format used by Business Analysts for specifying system requirements.
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Clarying requirements. Bringing down percentage of code re-written due to the change in requirements
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Testing aimed at showing software works as intended when user does correct actions
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testing aimed at showing that software handles properly situations in which user acts not as user is supposed to act