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    Difference Between FTR and Walkthrough

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    FTR is a formal peer review process led by the author and defects are recorded by a designated recorder. It uses planned meetings and checklists to systematically review quality from the customer point of view. In contrast, a walkthrough is a less formal process where the author notes defects and suggestions during unplanned meetings without checklists or management involvement.

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    FTR is a formal peer review process led by the author and defects are recorded by a designated recorder. It uses planned meetings and checklists to systematically review quality from the customer point of view. In contrast, a walkthrough is a less formal process where the author notes defects and suggestions during unplanned meetings without checklists or management involvement.

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    FTR is a formal peer review process led by the author and defects are recorded by a designated recorder. It uses planned meetings and checklists to systematically review quality from the customer point of view. In contrast, a walkthrough is a less formal process where the author notes defects and suggestions during unplanned meetings without checklists or management involvement.

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    FTR is a formal peer review process led by the author and defects are recorded by a designated recorder. It uses planned meetings and checklists to systematically review quality from the customer point of view. In contrast, a walkthrough is a less formal process where the author notes defects and suggestions during unplanned meetings without checklists or management involvement.

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    FTR - formal process walkthrough informal process

    You14:39
    FTR is performed by software engineers and walkthrough is led by author
    Kaushik Iyer14:39
    Walkthrough is a static method of quality assurance
    Dhanil Mistry14:41
    FTR defects are identified by individuals who review
    Anandhakrishnan Pillai14:41
    FTR
    It is often performed as a peer review without management participation.
    Kaushik Iyer14:42
    Walkthrough has unplanned meeting and FPR has planned meetings

    in FTR preparation is reuired and walk nopreparation required

    review team focuses on qality from customer point of view , walkthrough offer
    opportunity to access an individual or teams compitency

    Anandhakrishnan Pillai14:44
    FTR
    Recorder records the defects.
    Walkthrough
    Author make a note of defects and suggestions offered by teammate.
    Anandhakrishnan Pillai14:45
    ftr mei checklist walkthrough me no checklist
    Kaushik Iyer14:45
    FTR- Formalized procedure in each step
    Walkthrough- not formalized procedure in each step

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