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
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2. The process of evaluating software at the end of the
software development cycle to ensure compliance with the
software requirements
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