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Quality assurance plan is a comprehensive description of how you intend to assure a quality product from your project. It generalizes the usual notion of a test plan to describe strategies for using reviews, static analysis and possibly other techniques in addition to testing. You may choose any appropriate organization for your quality assurance plan document (you might consider standards such as IEEE)

Prepare a QA plan for your related organization best suited for a relevant project in each group. Your QA plan should include the name of your group or project and the names of the group members.

In this QA document, you must include the reasons behind the strategic choices you make. You should not feel you have to use every technique, but you should justify why you chose the technique you did and why you did not choose other techniques. If you chose static analysis, why? Which tool will you use, or (perhaps) will you develop a new analysis? What benefits will this give you over other techniques? If you did not include static analysis, why not? Every plan will probably include some kind of testing.

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Your quality assurance plan is a comprehensive description of how you intend to assure a quality product from your project. It generalizes the usual notion of a test plan to describe strategies for using reviews, static analysis and possibly other techniques in addition to testing.