Functional Correctness

Functional Correctness measures how accurately a system provides results. It is part of the ISO 25010 quality model.

Key Aspects:

1. Accuracy of results

2. Precision of calculations

3. Consistency of outputs

4. Adherence to specifications

5. Reliability of functions

Evaluating Functional Correctness:

1. Defining expected results

2. Conducting thorough testing

3. Comparing actual vs. expected outputs

4. Analysing error rates

5. Verifying data integrity

High functional correctness ensures users can trust system outputs.