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Software Verification & Validation for Practitioners and Managers

The increasing demand for complex software coupled with stiff competition for experienced software engineers has put many companies in the uncomfortable position of having to trade off Quality against Time to Market.

By applying proven Software Verification & Validation techniques, your organization can improve Quality and meet aggressive Time to Market goals.




This full-day workshop is aimed at providing your staff with proven tools and techniques that can help save your organization precious time and money. Presenting this workshop on-site offers the opportunity to tailor the material to meet your organization's specific software quality objectives and development environment.

This workshop has been presented to hundreds of people with an overall satisfaction rate of more than 95%.

This informal, interactive workshop is based on my book: Software Verification and Validation for Practitioners and Managers, 2nd ed, 2001, Artech House.

Topics covered include:

  • Economic Justification for Software V&V

  • Definitions, Standards, Business Case

  • Software Development Models

  • Software Verification Activities
    • Requirements
    • Verification Exercise...
    • Peer Reviews
    • Unit and Integration Testing

  • Software Validation Activities
    • Testing Principles
    • Methods, Strategies, Levels, Types of Tests
    • Planning and Executing
    • Validation Exercise...

  • Root Cause Analysis

  • Triage

  • Test Automation

  • Summary
Audience

The intended audience for this workshop includes QA Managers, Quality professionals, software engineers, and Project Managers.


Tailoring

tailor This workshop can be tailored to meet your specific needs.

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For further information,

call Steve Rakitin at 508.529.4282

or e-mail him at steve@swqual.com


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