What are the features of software quality?

What are the features of software quality?

Software Engineering-product quality (GB/T 16260-2006).Each of the software's quality features and sub-features are defined:

I. Functionality: it refers to the ability of a software product to meet clear and implicit requirements when the software is used under specified conditions.

Suitability: the ability of software products to provide a set of appropriate functions with specified tasks and user goals.

Accuracy: it refers to the ability of a software product to have the correct or consistent results and results with the required accuracy.

Interoperability: the ability of a software product to interact with one or more specified systems.

Confidentiality and security: the ability of software products to protect information and data so that unauthorized persons or systems cannot read or modify such information and data, however, access to authorized personnel or systems is not denied.

Functional compliance: the ability of software products to attach to standards, conventions, regulations, and similar provisions related to the same functionality.

2. Reliability: when used under specified conditions, the software product maintains the required performance level.

Maturity: it refers to the ability of a software product to avoid failure due to errors in the software.

Fault Tolerance: it refers to the ability of the software product to maintain a specified performance level when the software fails or violates a specified interface.

Recoverability: it refers to the ability of software product reconstruction to set the performance level and recover directly affected data in case of failure.

Reliability compliance: the ability of software products to attach to standards, agreements, regulations, and similar provisions related to the same reliability.

3. ease of use: the ability to understand, learn, use, and attract users when using software products under specified conditions.

Comprehensibility: software products enable users to understand the suitability of software products and how they can be used for specific tasks and environments.

Easy to learn: it refers to the ability of software products to enable users to learn from it.

Ease of operation: it refers to the ability of a software product to allow users to operate and control it.

Attractiveness: the ability of software products to attract users.

Usability compliance: the ability of software products to attach to standards, conventions, style guides or regulations related to the same usability, and similar regulations.

Iv. Efficiency: it refers to the performance of software products under specified conditions, relative to the amount of resources used.

Time Feature: it refers to the ability to provide appropriate response time, processing time, and throughput when a software product executes its functions under specified conditions.

Resource Utilization: the ability to provide appropriate quantities and types of resources when a software product executes its functions under specified conditions.

Efficiency compliance: the ability of software products to attach to standards or agreements related to the same efficiency.

V,Maintainability: the ability of software products to be modified. Modifications may include modifications, improvements, or changes in the software's environment, requirements, and functional specifications.

Ease of analysis: the ability of software products to diagnose defects or failures in software and determine the parts to be modified.

Easy to change: the ability of a software product to implement specified changes.

Stability: it refers to the ability of software products to avoid unexpected results due to software modifications.

Testability: the ability of a software product to enable the modified software to be validated.

Maintainability compliance: the ability of software products to attach to standards or agreements related to the same maintainability.

VI,Portability: the ability of software products to migrate from one environment to another.

Adaptability: the ability of a software product to adapt to different specified environments without having to adopt activities or means different from those prepared to consider the purpose of the software.

Ease of installation: the ability of a software product to be installed in a specified environment.

Co-existence: the ability of software products to coexist with other independent software that shares public resources in the public environment.

Easy replacement: the ability of a software product to replace another specified software product with the same environment and purpose.

Portability compliance: the ability of software products to attach to standards or agreements related to the same portability.