Inspections, walkthroughs and Reviews comes under QA or QC?
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Answer Posted / siva nandhan
Inspections , Walk-throughs and Reviews come under Quality
Control (QC). These are verification techniques. These
techniques find the defects after they are introduced.
Quality Assurance (QA) is for preventing the defects
itself. QA deals with correcting the process issues that
cause defect introduction. code previews / design previews
are good examples of defect prevention steps. A good QA
process makes sure that there are preventive steps in the
SDLC followed by a project team.
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