This paper presents software quality, and the techniques used to quantify the factors that influence and represent software quality.

1. SOFTWARE QUALITY
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2. Topics to be focus on……..
Definition
S/W Quality Dimensions
Accessibility
Compatibility
Concurrency
Efficiency
Maintainability
S/W Quality Management Process
S/W Quality Assurance
S/W Quality Control
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3. Abstract
The business value of a software product
results from its quality as perceived by both
acquirers and end-users.
This research presents software quality, and
the techniques used to quantify the factors that influence
and represent software quality.
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4. What mean by Software Quality? Or What it’s mean
when we say about a Quality
Software?..................................................................???
Degree of conformance to  Explicit or Implicit Requirements and
Expectations.
Some tend Qual. to only explicit requirements, such tends to be 
Lazy.
Quality is something we all aspire to.
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5. Software Quality
Dimensions…………………………………………..
Accessibility: The degree to which software can be used
comfortably by a wide variety of people, including those who
require assistive technologies like screen magnifiers or voice
recognition.
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6. Compatibility: The suitability of software for
use in different environments like different
Operating Systems, Browsers, etc.
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7. Concurrency: The ability of software to
service multiple requests to the same resources
at the same time.
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8. Efficiency: The ability of software to
perform well or achieve a result without
wasted energy, resources, effort, time or
money.
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9. Maintainability: The ease with which
software can be modified (adding features,
enhancing features, fixing bugs, etc)
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10. Software Quality Management
Process……………………………………………
Software quality assurance:
A process that assures that developed software meets and
complies with defined or standardized quality specifications.
SQA is an ongoing process within the software development
life cycle (SDLC) that routinely checks the developed
software to ensure it meets desired quality measures.
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11. Software Quality Control:
A set of activities for ensuring quality in software products.
It includes the following activities:
Reviews
•Requirement Review
•Design Review
•Code Review
•Deployment Plan Review
•Test Plan Review
•Test Cases Review
Testing
•Unit Testing
•Integration Testing
•System Testing
•Acceptance Testing
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