1.3. Quality Levels
Perry [1991] highlights goals, methods, and performance as three major aspects of quality. The quality context triangle, shown in Figure 1.2, further expands on Perry's basic definition. Understanding and appreciating quality, especially in the context of software, can be developed if we consider the various levels at which quality criteria can be applied.
Figure 1.2. The quality context triangle
For example, the goals of quality at the process level are established to ensure that all necessary steps in the process have been followed—and repeated a sufficient number of times. Model quality, on the other hand, may focus on the ...
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