Validation testing, or acceptance testing, ensures that the developed product fully meets initial requirements and user expectations and functions as expected under real-world conditions. This involves conducting performance testing from the user's perspective. This phase includes not only verifying software functionality, but also elements such as user experience and non-functional performance.
Thanks to this rigorous approach, a well-conducted V-cycle guarantees total transparency on the processes carried out as well as controlled risk management and impeccable quality of the finished product.
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Concrete example of using a V cycle
Take the example of integrating a new feature into a vehicle, such as an rcs data qatar automated driving assistance system.
Requirements formulation : Automotive engineers gather requirements for a new driver assistance system. For example, the business objective is to reduce the rate of accidents related to human driving, and the system requirement is to develop functionality to detect obstacles and adjust the vehicle's speed accordingly. The expected results are therefore safer driving, with real-time hazard detection and an appropriate automatic response.