Mindmap
Software Inspections and Walkthroughs
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Software Inspections and Walkthroughs
Walkthroughs
- two-step informal process
- Walkthrough team ideally has 4 - 6 people
- Member of team performing current workflow
- Member of team performing next workflow
- Member of SQA team
- Often includes a client
- Member of SQA team
- Member of team performing next workflow
- Member of team performing current workflow
- Should NOT contain manager, partner, or boss
inspection
- five-step formal process
- Current workflow member provides overview
- Participants prepare by developing understanding of document and look for faults
- Inspection led by one participant through entire document
- Document goes through rework to fix faults
- Moderator performs follow-up checking that all faults are fixed and documentation (including reports) are updated
- Document goes through rework to fix faults
- Inspection led by one participant through entire document
- Participants prepare by developing understanding of document and look for faults
- Current workflow member provides overview
- Team consists of 3 - 6 members, including:
- Moderator
- Member of team performing current workflow
- Member of team performing next workflow
- SQA team member
- One person will serve as reader
- One person will serve as recorder
- Produces report of all possible faults team finds
- Leads team through the document
- One person will serve as recorder
- One person will serve as reader
- SQA team member
- Member of team performing next workflow
- Member of team performing current workflow
- Moderator
- During inspection, detailed metrics kept Is each fault a minor fault or a major fault
- five-step formal process
Inspections
- Five-step, formal process
- Current workflow member provides overview
- Participants prepare by developing understanding of document and look for faults
- Inspection led by one participant through entire document.
- Written report completed with 1 day
- Document goes through rework to fix faults
- Moderator performs follow-up checking that all faults are fixed and documentation (including reports) are updated
- Inspection led by one participant through entire document.
- Participants prepare by developing understanding of document and look for faults
- Current workflow member provides overview
- Both good for finding faults early in process
- Inspection Team Team consists of 3 - 6 members
- Moderator
- Member of team performing current workflow
- Member of team performing next workflow
- SQA team member
- One person will serve as reader
- Leads team through the document
- One person will serve as recorder
- Produces report of all possible faults team finds
- One person will serve as reader
- SQA team member
- Member of team performing next workflow
- Member of team performing current workflow
- Moderator
- Detailed metrics
- Is each fault a minor fault or a major fault
- Is the fault from not meeting the specification or that actual & formal arguments do not match?
- Where in the project did the fault arise?
- How many faults were found per document/LOC?
- How long did it take to find a fault?
- How many faults were found per document/LOC?
- Where in the project did the fault arise?
- Is the fault from not meeting the specification or that actual & formal arguments do not match?
- Is each fault a minor fault or a major fault
- Five-step, formal process
Walkthroughs
- Two-step, informal process
- Walkthrough team ideally has 4 - 6 people
- Member of team performing current workflow
- Member of team performing next workflow
- Member of SQA team
- Often includes a client
- Member of SQA team
- Member of team performing next workflow
- Member of team performing current workflow
- Should NOT contain manager, partner, or boss
- Walkthroughs must be thoroughly prepared
- Provide items not understood
- Provide items that appear to be incorrect
- Provide items not understood
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- Mindmap am Software Inspections and Walkthroughs, erstellt von angel vbaldez am 03/05/2019.
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