The Quality Assurance Flow Chart outlines a structured process for ensuring software quality through rigorous testing and defect management. It begins with defining requirements, followed by designing a test plan tailored to those specifications. Once the plan is in place, tests are executed to validate the software. A decision point then evaluates whether defects are found. If no defects are detected, the process loops back to review and update the requirements and test plan, reinforcing continuous refinement. If defects are found, they are logged and assessed for severity. Critical defects trigger immediate fixes, while non-critical ones follow a separate handling path. This flow emphasizes iterative testing, proactive defect resolution, and adaptive planning to maintain high standards of software reliability.
