how can s/w QA process be implemented without reducing productivity?

The scenario is "while reviewing requirement docs(SRS)if u find or feel any requirement is not meeting the client's requirements" whom do you report?and what is your action?

When does metrics validation occur? 1. Throughout the life cycle 2. During the test 3. After the test 4. During requirements definition 5. After the final software release Justify ur answer with simple explanation.

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What do you call a collection of descriptions of the data items for the benefit of programmers and others who might need to refer to them? 1. A data dictionary 2. A data model 3. A repository 4. A specification 5. A data map

Testing that checks that a modification applied during maintenance has NOT affected the code corresponding to those functions of the system that should be unaffected by the modification is called which one of the following? 1. Acceptance testing 2. Unit testing 3. Regression testing 4. Validation testing 5. System testing

Hai can any one tel me what is Concurency Testing?

What is validation? 1. The process of determining whether or not the product at a given phase of the lifecycle fulfills the requirements established during the previous phase 2. The process of evaluating software at the end of the software development cycle to ensure compliance with the software requirements 3. The audit and formal examination of the actual as-built software product versus the design documentation and user/support manuals 4. The process of finding solutions to identified defects 5. The process of visibly, traceably, and formally controlling the evolution of software

What is the term for decomposing a software program so that latent design information can be extracted? 1. Reengineering 2. Regression 3. Restructuring 4. Reusability 5. Reverse engineering

In the Capability Maturity Model, at which level is effective measurement mastered? 1. Level 1 2. Level 2 3. Level 3 4. Level 4 5. Level 5

Which one of the following activities is the most efficient and most cost effective at identifying defects? 1. Prototyping 2. Unit test 3. Beta test 4. Design/code inspection 5. Risk analysis

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Which one of the following is used as a tool for tracking an SQA project? 1. Pareto chart 2. PERT chart 3. Run chart 4. Control chart 5. Cause and effect chart

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The Following Characterstics posses some XYZ company. * Uses formal standards and policies * Conducts software inspections * Has advanced configuration management and change control * Uses CASE tools * Has a software engineering process group * Gathers metrics on process and quality * Requires that developers have formal software engineering training * Practices continued process improvement Based on aboue , Tell me which CMM Level is the company..? 1. Level 1 - Initial 2. Level 2 - Repeatable 3. Level 3 - Defined 4. Level 4 - Managed 5. Level 5 - Optimizing

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Your audit indicates that the corporate quality management system did NOT work as it should have. How should this finding be categorized? 1. Minor nonconformance 2. Major nonconformance 3. Deficiency 4. Observation 5. Catastrophic failure

I. Customer focus II. Radical process improvement III. Incremental process improvement IV. Quality control specialists are key V. Assumption of unsound processes VI. Human side of quality VII. Measurement and analysis In the statements above, what are the key elements in the TQM philosophy? 1. I, III, VI, and VII 2. I, II, VI, and VII 3. I, II, IV, and VI 4. III, IV, V, and VII 5. I, III, V, and VI

I. Requirements are formally reviewed. II. Requirements are formally approved. III. Requirements are placed under configuration control. IV. Requirements are implemented in code. Using the above statements, when are requirements considered baselined? 1. I and II 2. I, II, and III 3. I, II, III, and IV 4. I only 5. I, III, and IV