WGU C857 Software QA Questions & Answers(RATED A+)

CMMI (Capability Maturity Model Integration) - ANSWERIf one were to take a high-level view of the this and its process areas without the interference of the staged or continuous representation that will be discussed later, it would not be hard to classify this as project management, quality management, and engineering all glued together by process management Reviews - ANSWERAn evaluation of a life-cylce work product(s) or project status to determine if there are any deviations from planned results and to recommend improvement. Peer Reviews - ANSWERThis kind of review may be thought of as human-based testing as opposed to computer-based testing Anomaly - ANSWERA [blank] is any condition that deviates from expectations based on requirements, specifications, design docs, standards, plans, etc. from someone's experiences. Often called defects. Project Manager Reviews - ANSWERWeekly project meeting that is called by the project manager. A minimum, the project manager and development staff are in attendance. Representatives from systems engineering, QA, CM, and testing should also be at attendance. Project Manager Reviews - ANSWERItems discussed at the weekly project meeting include tracking of the standard issues of technical activities, cost, and schedule performance against the plan. Staffing concerns may also be brought up. Resources planned for and consumed are reviewed. Risks are identified, prioritized, and contingency plans discussed. Necessary commitment changes are acknowledged, documented, and approved. Stakeholder involvement is discussed to ensure that the relevant stakeholders are involved at the time it was deemed necessary and the project is receiving the necessary results from their involvement. Corrective actions maybe necessary and all planning documents are updated as necessary. Milestone Reviews - ANSWERThis review might signify the end of a phase or a major activity. It might be linked to customer involvement and even contract payments. Milestone Reviews - ANSWERThese reviews normally address project and other engineering discipline risks. Action items from previous meetings are brought up to determine progress and closure and new action items are recorded, assigned, and reviewed as necessary. All decisions are documented with corresponding actions and resolutions. Buddy Check - ANSWERThis type of review is examined by the author and one other person. The author walks this person through the life-cycle work product and describes what is intended in each section. That person then offers comments for improvement. Circulation Reviews - ANSWERThis review takes on attributes of both buddy checks and walkthroughs. This is circulated to each reviewer who reviews it and either attaches comments, questions, recommendations directly on the lief-cycle work product or places them into a separate document. Inspections - ANSWERA formal verification technique in which life-cycle work products are examined in detail by a group of peers for the explicit purpose of detecting and identifying defects. Inspections - ANSWERThe author is not allowed to act as the moderator. Written action on all major defects is mandatory. Inspection Team - ANSWERUsually consists of four people. The first person is the moderator. The moderator cannot be the author of the program. The second team member is the programmer. The remaining are usually program designers and test specialist. Moderator duties - ANSWER1. Distributing materials for, and scheduling the inspection session. 2. Leading the session. 3. Recording all errors found. 4. Ensuring that the errors are subsequently corrected Inspection Agenda - ANSWERTwo activities occur: 1. The programmer narrates the logic of the program. Other people raise questions which should determine if errors exist. 2. The program is analyzed w