Answer / chaithanya anumanchi

QA life cycle doesn't necessarly be the same with all the
organizations .. Depending upon the risk associated with
the application and the flow that the company is working
upon , the testing life cycle may change .. A typical QA
life cycle consists of the following components ..

Verification (includes reviews of the designs and specs
etc) - Unit Testing at the very begining stage of the bug
fix - Integration testing (may be before or after
functionality testing) - System testing - Acceptance
Testing - Production

Again the above flow need not be the same with all
organizations

Answer / karunakar reddy

Quality Assurance means Prevent Defects,So

Life Cycle of QA is Reviews-unit tsting-
integration testing.

Answer / mbalakiran

Hi,Let me know..if i'm wrong...
Actually..QA Process is project oriented
QA process will start from Verification and ends with validation.
In Verification phase...involves from system requirements to verify "Are we developing the right product or not"
and validation phase "Are we developed right product or not"
Which Includes Testing life cycle,
1.Test Planning
2.Test Case Designing
3.Test Execution
4.Reporting & Tracking
5.Test Closure

Answer / madhu

-Gathering Requirements
-Preparation of design doc and system specification doc
-Coding or developing the internal structure of application
-Unit testing by developers
-Quality assurance testing
Minimum acceptance tetsing, Functional, module or component,
-Integration, System and User acceptability(alpha & Beta
testing)
-Deployment and maintainence

This is in general,it might change from org to org. Some
these steps might be skipped based on the complexity of the
project and the extent of risk involed and quality reuired.

what is the diff between verification and validation.is verifiction and validation will takes place in each and every phase..pls send a clarified answer

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