Control types and usage

In Software Quality Assurance, control refers to the methods and techniques used to monitor, measure, and manage the quality of software products and processes. There are several types of control, including:

Process Control: This involves monitoring and controlling the software development processes, ensuring that they are performed according to the defined procedures and standards.

Configuration Control: This involves controlling the changes made to the software during its development, testing, and maintenance phases. It includes version control, change management, and release management.

Quality Control: This involves monitoring and controlling the quality of the software products, ensuring that they meet the specified quality standards and requirements.

Risk Control: This involves monitoring and controlling the risks associated with the software development process, such as project risks, technical risks, and business risks.

These control types are used to ensure that the software development process is controlled, monitored, and managed effectively, resulting in high-quality software products that meet the customer’s requirements and expectations.