This document discusses software quality assurance and control for small development teams. It defines the differences between quality assurance, which ensures the development process is efficient, and quality control, which ensures the product meets requirements. Quality control has two components: validation, which checks the right product is built, and verification, which checks the product is built correctly. Validation involves getting complete requirements from customers and defining the problem being solved. Verification uses testing strategies like unit, integration, and system testing following a V-model approach. The document provides tips for testing, including change-related, integration, and ensuring independence between development and testing roles.