What is QA Life cycle?Can anyone describe it

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sreeja

  • Nov 2nd, 2005
 

Quality Assurance life cycle includes the whole process of checking the quality of the software being tested from the planning phase of the development process till the product is deployed to the clients.

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srinivasulub1981

  • Dec 3rd, 2005
 

'QA' is atype of Unconventional testing and the lifecycle is nothing but our SDLC life cycle.Because he is there from Intial phase to till lase state 'Dlivery/Maintance'.  The phases are:

                 1.Intial

                 2.Analasys

                 3.Design

                 4.Coding

                 5.Testing

                 6.Delivery/Maintance

  

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raviramakrishnan

  • Dec 14th, 2005
 

QUALITY ASSURANCE LIFECYCLE

    1. Requirements

                 2. Specificatin and Analysis

                 3.Design

                 4.Coding and Implementation

                 5.Testing

                 6. /Maintanence

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soumyajeet

  • Jan 2nd, 2006
 

Quality Assurance Life Cycle,

  1. Requirement Gathering.
  2. Analysis.
  3. Design.
  4. Coding.
  5. Testing.
  6. Implementation & Maintenance.

After coding only testing is done before implementation. We can't do testing after implementation.

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jude

  • May 5th, 2006
 

QA life cylce is PDCA P- PlanD- Do C- Check A- Act

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nikhilk265

  • Nov 6th, 2007
 

QA life cycle is nothing but activities covered before code is developed,  the steps includes
1)Review
2)Walk through
3)Inspection
4)Audit

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Zuhaib Ali

  • Mar 8th, 2018
 

Quality Assurance life cycle includes the whole process of checking the quality of the software being tested from the planning phase of the development process till the product is deployed to the clients.
it includes the following steps
1) Planning
2) Requirement Gathering
3) Design
4) Implementation
5) Testing
6) Delivery

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