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Showing 1 to 15 of 15 for “"Software Quality Assurance"”.

  1. An ontological approach to model software quality assurance knowledge domain

    Software Quality Assurance (SQA) becomes one of the most important objectives of software development and maintenance activities and as a result within an area of Software Engineering (SE) there are developed standards related to the SQA. Despite the effort made to improve consistency and coherency …

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  2. Software quality assurance in Scrum the need for concrete guidance on SQA strategies in meeting user expectations

    … concerns of project stakeholders in relation to Software Quality Assurance (SQA) in a Scrum environment. Guided by the tenets of Classic Grounded Theory Methodology, this exploratory and inductive case study presents a broad range of SQA concepts related to the main concern of “Meeting User …

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  3. Definition and evaluation of a synthesis-oriented, user-centered task analysis technique: the Task Mapping Model

    A software system is an aggregate of communicating modules, and there are several different types of communication among these modules (direct, indirect, and global). Therefore, understanding the interfaces among these modules can characterize the system and are a major factor in the system's …

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  4. Definition and validation of interface complexity metrics

    A software system is an aggregate of communicating modules, and there are several different types of communication among these modules (direct, indirect, and global). Therefore, understanding the interfaces among these modules can characterize the system and are a major factor in the system's …

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  5. The application of performance indicators to quality assessment and audit in higher education

    … enrich or enhance the process of academic quality review. It uses a new technique based on soft systems methodology and developed by researchers at London South Bank University. This technique, referred to as the Holon methodology, has been adapted from the domain of software quality

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  6. Comparative analysis for performance measurements of software testing between mobile applications and web applications

    Software testing has an important role in software engineering, and is fundamental to Software Quality Assurance (SQA). Besides the popularity of web applications, mobile applications have gained paralleled advancement despite increasing complexity. On one hand, this issue reflects the rising …

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  7. Calculating thermochemical equilibrium for multiphysics simulations of nuclear materials : development of yellowjacket gibbs energy minimiser

    … thermodynamics codes already exist, the new software, called Yellowjacket–GEM, adds native equilibrium thermodynamic capability to MOOSE and aims to address several concerns such as computational performance, limitations on system size and models, and Software Quality Assurance (SQA). …

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  8. Multi-dimensional readiness signals for structured and LLM-assisted requirements inspection

    Effective software quality assurance requires that development teams inspect large collections of requirements before implementation begins, yet no existing tool helps them decide where to focus their limited inspection effort. The inspection risk of any given requirement is not a property of that …

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  9. AN EQUIVALENT CLASS SOLUTION FOR A COMPLETE TEST OF A PARALLEL PROGRAM

    … multiple CPUs which require parallel code in software programs. The use of parallel code is not without problems. Non-parallel code executes programming statements in the same order, every time the same inputs are used. This result contrasts parallel code in the extreme. Identical inputs and …

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  10. AN EQUIVALENT CLASS SOLUTION FOR A COMPLETE TEST OF A PARALLEL PROGRAM

    … multiple CPUs which require parallel code in software programs. The use of parallel code is not without problems. Non-parallel code executes programming statements in the same order, every time the same inputs are used. This result contrasts parallel code in the extreme. Identical inputs and …

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  11. A novel approach to repair non-idempotent-outcome tests with an LLM-based agent

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2025-10-19 without embargo terms

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  12. Termination, correctness and relative correctness

    … with the need of more secure and dependable software. At the heart of software dependability is the concept of software fault, defined in the literature as the adjudged or hypothesized cause of an error. This definition, which lacks precision, presents at least two challenges with regard to …

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  13. Understanding and improving the fidelity of local developer testing for cloud-based software

    Submission original under an indefinite embargo labeled 'Open Access'. The submission was exported from vireo on 2024-09-16 without embargo terms

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  14. An Investigation into quality assurance of the Open Source Software Development model

    The Open Source Software Development (OSSD) model has launched products in rapid succession and with high quality, without following traditional quality practices of accepted software development models (Raymond 1999). Some OSSD projects challenge established quality assurance approaches, claiming …

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