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System verification ensures that a whole system correctly and completely meets its specified requirements. It covers integration testing, acceptance checks and system-level evidence to expose defects, interface issues and requirement gaps. It complements validation, which asks whether the right system was built.
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Systematic examination of whether an implemented system fulfils its specified requirements.
System verification grew from systems engineering and quality assurance, when large technical projects needed auditable evidence that requirements were met. Standards such as IEEE 1012 define processes and roles across software and system life cycles.
Requirements are translated into testable criteria and tested or inspected against the integrated system. Traceability links each piece of evidence to a requirement; verification asks whether the system was built according to its specification.
The approach provides shared language for the system context under consideration.
Relationships, processes or measures make the effects of decisions traceable.
The approach connects requirements, test cases and results into auditable evidence.
System verification provides traceable evidence that an integrated system fulfils its specified requirements.
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