Planning for software validation, verification, and testing
Patricia B Powell · 1982
Today, providing conputer software involves greater cost and risk than providing computer equipment.One major reason is hardware is mass-produced by proven technology, while software is still produced primarily by the craft of individual computer programmers.The docunent is for those who direct and those who implanent computer projects; it explains the selection and use of validation, verification, and testing (V,V&T) tools and techniques for software development.A primary benefit of practicing V,V&T is increasing confidence in the quality of the software.The docunent explains how to develop a plan to meet specific software V,V&T goals.