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What does 'verification' primarily aim to check?
What does 'verification' primarily aim to check?
- If a product fulfills its intended purpose
- If a product meets a set of design specifications (correct)
- If a product is suitable with external customers
- If a product meets the needs of the customer
Which standard defines 'validation' as assurance that a product meets the needs of the customer?
Which standard defines 'validation' as assurance that a product meets the needs of the customer?
- ISO 9000
- PMBOK guide (correct)
- IV&V
- IEEE
What is sometimes inconsistent and even used interchangeably?
What is sometimes inconsistent and even used interchangeably?
- IEEE and PMBOK guide
- Verification and validation (correct)
- Quality management terms
- ISO 9000 and PMBOK guide
What is 'integration verification and validation' abbreviated as?
What is 'integration verification and validation' abbreviated as?
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What does 'validation' primarily involve according to the PMBOK guide?
What does 'validation' primarily involve according to the PMBOK guide?
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Verification and Validation
- Verification primarily aims to check that the product meets the specified requirements.
- The ISO 9000 standard defines validation as assurance that a product meets the needs of the customer.
- The terms "verification" and "validation" are sometimes inconsistent and even used interchangeably.
- Integration Verification and Validation is abbreviated as IV&V.
- Validation, according to the PMBOK guide, primarily involves evaluating whether the product meets the stakeholder's needs and expectations.
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