Quality And Software Quality: Software Process And Quality

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Software Process and Quality Siti Muniratu Salihah Aishatun bt Yahya Faculty of Computer Science and Mathematics University Technology MARA (UiTM) Shah Alam, Malaysia sitimuniratu@gmail.com Abstract—Software process and quality are leading in research of software engineering academics. In organizations also follow the software quality model as this is important to project going smoothly. There are several software quality process are discuss in this paper. The idea of this paper to explore the software process model that being using in this era. The process model that we discussed in this paper are includes The waterfall model, Agile model and prototyping model. It also discuss about software quality in term of functional quality, structural …show more content…

User always make suggestion and enhancement but the cost also high. Figure 4. Prototyping Model III. REVIEW OF SOFTWARE QUALITY Figure 5. Software quality process As in figure 5 is software quality process is to measure the quality of product. According to [3] the good definition of software quality is let us measure the quality itself. By the measurement will know how technology improve the software quality. Most people believes that software quality is important and can be improved. Three aspects we will discuss for software quality which are functional quality, structural quality and process quality. Figure 6. Software quality A. Functional quality Software functional quality is based on functional requirements or specification. This phase is meeting with specific requirements to achieve the goal in development process. [4] B. Structural quality Software structural quality is based on non functional requirements that support the delivery of the functional requirements. Structural quality is describes a code testability, code maintainability, efficiency. This phase quite hard to measure the quality …show more content…

Quality is hard to measure based on the explanation in this paper. References [1] Xabier Larrucea, Rory V. O’Connor, Ricardo Colomo-Palacios, and Claude Y. Laporte. “Software Process Improvement in Very Small Organizations, Mac 2016. [2] Jonathan Tate. “Software Process Quality Models: A Comparative evaluation”. M.Sc. Thesis University of Durham in Department of Computer Scienc, pp , 2013 [3] Andréa Magalhães Magdaleno, Marciode Oliveira Barros, Cláudia Maria Lima Werner, Renata Mendes de Araujo, Carlos Freud Alves Batista. “Collaboration optimization in software process composition”, Dec 2013 [4] David Chappell. “THE THREE ASPECTS OF SOFTWARE QUALITY: FUNCTIONAL, STRUCTURAL, AND PROCESS”, Sponsored by Microsoft Corporation [5] S.Balaji, Dr.M.Sundararajan Murugaiyan. “WATEERFALLVs V-MODEL Vs AGILE: A COMPARATIVE STUDY ON SDLC” . International Journal of Information Technology and Business Management, Vol 2, No 1, June 2012 [6] Teresa J. Rothaar. “A Comparison of the Waterfall, Spiral, and Prototype SDLC Models“,Wilmington

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