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in v model of software testing which processes comes under
QA and which processes comes under QC?And what is
verification and validation please anwer these question i
realy very confused
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Answer Posted / deepti
The four main process phases – requirements, specification,
design and
implementation – have a corresponding verification and
validation testing phase.
QA is Quality assurance and covers all process related to
software verification like reviews(Peer review, code
review) , audits ,meeting etc.
Verification is for Defect Prevention.
QC is Quality control and covers all process related to
software validation. Includes actual testing. Running test
cases and producing test results.
Validation is for Defect Detection.
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