Chapter 7 Verification and Validation
After completing this chapter, you will be able to:
- – understand what is meant by verification and validation (V&V);
- – understand the benefits and costs of applying V&V techniques;
- – understand the traceability technique and its usefulness;
- – learn about the IEEE 1012 V&V standard and models used in industry;
- – understand the processes and activities of V&V;
- – understand the activities of the software validation phase;
- – learn how to develop and use a V&V checklist for your project;
- – understand how to write a V&V plan for your project;
- – learn about the V&V tools available;
- – understand the relationship between V&V and the software quality assurance plan.
7.1 Introduction
In an article about safety, Leveson [LEV 00] brilliantly explains the dangers of modern software-based systems. The following text box summarizes her thinking.
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