5 Questions
What does 'verification' primarily aim to check?
If a product meets a set of design specifications
Which standard defines 'validation' as assurance that a product meets the needs of the customer?
PMBOK guide
What is sometimes inconsistent and even used interchangeably?
Verification and validation
What is 'integration verification and validation' abbreviated as?
IV&V
What does 'validation' primarily involve according to the PMBOK guide?
Acceptance and suitability with external customers
Study Notes
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.
Test your knowledge of verification and validation with this quiz! Explore the key concepts and principles of these critical components of quality management systems, and see how well you understand their role in ensuring products, services, and systems meet requirements and specifications.
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