– use the information provided in each chapter to develop a complete SQA plan for a project;
– understand the SQA requirements presented in the IEEE 730 standard;
– refer to the detailed explanations in the appropriate chapter and section of the book.
13.1 Introduction
This chapter is devoted to the use of concepts and practices presented in this book to implement a software quality assurance plan (SQAP). Figure 13.1, adapted from Daniel Galin's house of software quality, connects all of the book's concepts as components that must come together to achieve software quality.
Figure 13.1 The house of quality for software projects.
Source: Adapted from Galin (2017) [GAL 17].
Before diving into the development of a SQAP, it is worth reviewing the definition of SQA as described in the following text box.
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