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Inspection vs Testing
Which technique is best?
Introduction
This paper will discuss the pros and cons with inspection and testing and why
developers should use them. Both inspection and testing works within the
verification and validation area. In some cases they do the same job. They
both have the same goal, to raise the quality of the product. Developers
could save both time and money and get a better product if they make the
right decision. They must know what the strength and weakness in the methods
are to make that decision.
It is very important to find the faults as soon as possible because 40 to
50 percent of typical software development effort is devoted to correcting
defects. If they find them earlier in the product development there is a
lot of time to gain.
File: The Inspection vs Testing report (pdf)
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