Verification & Validation - A CMMI® Perspective
(1 Day Workshop)

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Workshop Objectives
After the completion of the course, the participants would be able to:
  • Understand the concepts of Verification and Validation
  • Understand the organization and responsibilities of Verification and Validation
  • Understand the Definition and Implementation of Verification and Validation processes
  • Develop metrics for Verification and Validation in the organization
  • Develop improved organization specific Verification and Validation process
  • Know the common tools available in the market for Verification and Validation
Workshop Outline
•  
 Introduction
   
•   Participants
•   Familiarization with course material
•   Familiarization with the protocols and timings
•   Expectation setting and clarifications
•   Introduction to Verification and Validation
   
•   CMMI® Concepts
•   What is Verification
•   What is Validation
•   Objectives of V&V
•   Verification vs. Validation
•   Traditional V&V vs. CMMI® V&V
•   CMMI® Representations
   
•   V&V and CMMi® Representations explained
•   V&V – Specific Practices explained
•   Tea Break
•   CMMI® Representations
   
•   V&V and CMMi® Representations explained
•   V&V – Specific Practices explained
•   Class Exercise
•   CMMI® Representations
   
•   V&V – Generic Practices explained
•   Class Exercise
•   Lunch time
•   V&V Planning
•   Dynamic V&V
•   Unit Testing
•   Integration Testing
•   System Testing
•   User Acceptance Testing
•   Peer Reviews
•   Desk-checks
•   Inspections
•   Walkthroughs
•   Reviews at different Lifecycle phases
•   Team Organization
•   Roles & Responsibilities
•   V&V throughout the Lifecycle
•   Test Matrix – An example
•   Elements of V&V Plan
•   V&V Execution and Analysis
   
•   V&V in Product Development
•   V&V in Project Development
•   Tea Break
•   V&V Execution and Analysis
   
•   Tracking & Monitoring V&V
•   V&V and Traceability Matrix
•   Defect Management
•   Tools
•   Metrics
•   Implementing V&V in a Testing Project
•   Class Exercise
•   Summary
•   Issues
•   Misconceptions
•   Best Practices
•   Recommended Reading
•   Q& A session
 
Workshop Methodology
The course is a mix of exercise driven, instructor-led, and self paced learning, designed to enable participants understand and implement the concepts, the definition and implementation techniques for verification and validation
Audience Profile
The target audience for the program are professionals with minimum of one year of experience with regards to various phases of Software Development Life Cycles, and should be involved with any / all / either of the functions given below:
  • Project Management;
  • Software Quality Control;
  • Software Delivery;
  • Pre Sales & Marketing;
  • Quality Process Engineering;
  • Software Quality Assurance; and
  • Requirements Engineering & Management
 
 

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