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Compusult Limited is committed to delivering
quality products and services to all our clients.
In this respect, we have implemented an in-house
Software Quality Assurance (SQA) program that
meets the requirements of the CAN/CSA-Q396.1.1
standard for the development of systems, software
and related documentation used in critical applications.
Our staff have also been trained in and have
previous project experience with the IEEE guidelines.
Compusult Limited’s quality policy is
to undertake and complete projects in accordance
with the requirements of CAN/CSA-Q396.1.1, IEEE,
ISO, and other related specifications. Compusult
establishes and maintains a program for quality
control based on these standards for each project.
This encompasses every aspect of the supply,
installation and testing of all custom and commercial
hardware and software needed to provide the
required functionality and performance. The
following deliverables are typically produced
as a result of Quality Assurance procedures:
- Project Plan - Project team organization;
work breakdown structure; phase and task schedule;
change control plan; documentation summary;
review and reporting plan.
- Project Quality Assurance Plan - Outlines
the project team responsibilities; purpose
of documentation with respect to QA; standards,
practices and conventions; reviews and audits;
configuration management; problem reporting;
tools, techniques and methodologies; code
control; media control; and supplier control.
- System Requirements Specification - A description,
in terms that can be understood by the client
and system developers, of the needs and expectations
with respect to the system, functions that
it must provide, performance that must be
attained, interfaces that must be supplied,
and constraints within which it must be developed.
- High-Level Design - System overview; design
methodologies employed; design view; general
design aspects; system component decomposition;
and attribute descriptions.
- Detailed Design - Detailed documentation
of system and data architecture; functions;
hardware and software components; dependencies;
resources; interfaces; processing.
- Unit Tests - Procedures for verifying and
validating the correct operation and functionality
of individual system components, as per the
system design.
- Integration Tests - Procedures for verifying
and validating the correct functionality and
interoperability of integrated system components.
- Acceptance Test Plan - The philosophy and
approach to acceptance testing for the system;
formal sign-off procedures; Requirements Traceability
Matrix (RTM); timing of acceptance testing;
appendices with test procedures for Integration
Testing, Acceptance Testing, and Operational
Evaluation following system delivery and acceptance.
- User’s Manual - A reference document
for system users concerning access and usage
procedures; user interface; functions; etc.
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