The V-model
The V-model gets its name from its resemblance to the letter V. This SDLC release management model is partitioned into stages in the V-model, with each stage having its own dedicated testing phase. The V’s left side represents the verification stage, while the V’s right side represents the validation stage. The V-model is a graphical depiction of the phases involved in creating a system and it is used to construct rigorous models for project management and development life cycles. The following figure shows the V-model:
Figure 3.4: The V-shaped release management model
The V-model provides a high-level overview of the major activities and their associated outputs in a computerized system validation framework, sometimes known as project life cycle development. It specifies the activities that must be carried out and the deliverables that must be generated during product development.
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