File:SoftwareQualityCharacteristicAttributeRelationship.png
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[edit]File showing the relationship between a) desirable characteristics of software (in the context of structural software quality) and b) typical software attributes. In House of Quality terms a) and b) are the "whats" and "hows" in the Quality Function Development model for Structure Software Quality. Used in Software Quality article. mbarberoNY@yahoo.com - 2011-07-09
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