The quality assurance group is typically responsible for:
A. ensuring that the output received from system processing
is complete.
B. monitoring the execution of computer processing tasks.
C. ensuring that programs and program changes and
documentation adhere to established standards.
D. designing procedures to protect data against accidental
disclosure, modification or destruction.
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Answer: C
The quality assurance group is typically responsible for
ensuring that programs, program changes and documentation
adhere to established standards. Choice A is the
responsibility of the data control group, choice B is the
responsibility of computer operations, and choice D is the
responsibility of data security.
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