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what is the role of QA in all the phases of SDLC?
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Answer Posted / fatima
SDLC Phase: Requirements and Analysis
Artifact: 1) Software Requirements Specification Document
(SRS) 2) Functional Specification Document (FS)
Tasks Performed by QA: 1) Document Review With Respect to
Customer Requirements and Report 2) Document Review With
Respect to SRS and Report
SDLC Phase: Design Analysis
Artifact: Design Specifications (DS)
Tasks Performed by QA: Develop Test Plan and some Test
Cases are formed
SDLC Phase: Coding
Artifact: Coding
Tasks Performed by QA: Execute Test Cases using Online
Testing Strategies or Offline Testing Strategies
SDLC Phase: Testing
Artifact: Process that is working parallel to the process
of SDLC
Tasks Performed by QA: Reports are generated as the defects
are removed i.e Test Cases execution
SDLC Phase: Release
Artifact: Installation Shield, Installation Guides, User
Manuals, etc
Tasks Performed by QA: Document Review and testing of
Installation setup.
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