To ensure a software product to meet the expectations of users, software quality control (software QC) is the solution. In this article, GCT Solutions, an IT outsourcing company in Vietnam, will provide an overview of software quality control (software QC), including definition, activities, standards, advantages and disadvantages.
Software Quality Control (Software QC) is a validation process that determines whether the software product satisfies client requirements, or the quality is appropriate for the intended use. This process focuses on the final result in an effort to find errors and better the quality of the software program. This is our answer to the question “What is software QC?”
Software QC includes software QA and software testing
Working on PDCA (Plan Do Check Action) principle, the software quality control process contains 2 main activities, each of which includes some sub activities.
Software QA contains 3 main types:
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Software Testing contains 3 main levels:
You can read more about software testing here
There are some ISO standards to review the quality of software products. The ISO/IEC/IEEE 29119, for example, is to establish a collection of software testing standards that may be utilized by any company for every type of software testing and with any life cycle. The standards which are followed by the software development life cycle (SDLC).
The ISO/IEC/IEEE 29119 includes:
Software quality control, or software QC, plays an important role in the development process of any software product. If your products meet the expectations of clients and users, your business reputation can become higher and higher.
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