vocational training center as a software factory.
https://qiita.com/kaizen_nagoya/items/ce04bd83463b2f37e411
vocational training center as a software factory. (2) Software Quality in use with Oxford Dictionary
https://qiita.com/kaizen_nagoya/items/806d04fb29416725522f
In addition to the words selected by ChatGPT, I will add some words that come to mind.
A
Available – The system is up and ready when users need it.
that you can get, buy or find
Adaptable – Can be modified or extended to meet new requirements.
able to change or be changed in order to deal successfully with new situations
Accurate – Produces correct and reliable results.
correct and true in every detail
Auditable – Supports tracking, logging, and verification for compliance or debugging.
No exact match found for “Auditable” in English
Accessible – Usable by people with diverse abilities and on different devices.
that can be reached, entered, used, seen, etc.
B
Bug-free – Minimizes defects and unexpected behavior.
No exact match found for “Bug-free” in English
Balanced – Offers a good trade-off among performance, features, and resource use.
keeping or showing a balance so that different things or different parts of something exist in equal or correct amounts
Brisk – Responds quickly, giving users a snappy experience.
quick; busy
Bulletproof – Stands up to edge cases and malicious input without crashing.
that can stop bullets from passing through it
Business-ready – Meets real-world operational and compliance needs.
No exact match found for “Business-ready” in English
bandwidth
a band of frequencies used for sending electronic signals
C
Consistent – Behaves predictably across features and releases.
(approving) always behaving in the same way, or having the same opinions, standards, etc.
Compatible – Works well with different platforms, versions, or integrations.
(of machines, especially computers, or software) able to be used together
Configurable – Easily customized to different environments or user needs.
No exact match found for “Configurable” in English
Composable – Built from modular parts that can be reused or rearranged.
No exact match found for “Composable ” in English
Cost-effective – Delivers value without excessive resource or maintenance expense.
giving the best possible profit or benefits in comparison with the money that is spent
comfort
[uncountable] the state of being physically relaxed and free from pain; the state of having a pleasant life, with everything that you need
D
Dependable – Reliable in operation and uptime.
that can be relied on to do what you want or need
Durable – Continues to function correctly over time and under stress.
likely to last for a long time without breaking or getting weaker
Documented – Clearly explained for developers, users, and maintainers.
-> well documented
having a lot of written evidence to prove, support or explain it
Debuggable – Structured to simplify troubleshooting and error tracking.
No exact match found for “Debuggable ” in English
Dynamic – Flexible and capable of adjusting to changing conditions.
(approving) (of a person) having a lot of energy and a strong personality
Delay
[countable, uncountable] a period of time when somebody/something has to wait because of a problem that makes something slow or late
E
Efficient – Uses computing resources wisely for performance and scalability.
doing something in a good, careful and complete way with no waste of time, money or energy
Extensible – Designed to accommodate future features or integrations.
-> XML extensible markup language
(a system used for marking the structure of text on a computer, for example when creating website pages)
Elegant – Clean, understandable design and code.
(of people or their behaviour) attractive and showing a good sense of style
Effective – Achieves its intended purpose accurately and completely.
producing the result that is wanted or intended; producing a successful result
Evolvable – Can be improved or refactored as requirements change.
No exact match found for “Evolvable” in English
error
a mistake, especially one that causes problems or affects the result of something
F
Fast – Provides quick response times and high performance.
moving or able to move quickly
Flexible – Adapts easily to new requirements or environments.
able to change to suit new conditions or situations
Fault-tolerant – Continues to operate correctly even when parts fail.
(of a system) that continues to work even when its individual parts fail
Functional – Meets all specified requirements and use cases.
practical and useful; with little or no decoration
Future-proof – Designed to accommodate upcoming technologies or growth.
uture-proof something to make something future-proof
failure
[uncountable, countable] lack of success in doing or achieving something
G
Generalizable – Applies to a wide range of scenarios without major changes.
Graceful – Handles errors and edge cases smoothly.
Governable – Supports clear policies for security, updates, and access.
Grounded – Built on solid architecture and proven practices.
Globally-ready – Prepared for internationalization and localization.
H
High-performance – able to run efficiently with optimal speed and resource usage.
Honest – code and documentation that are transparent, consistent, and free of hidden surprises.
Human-centered – designed with usability and user experience as a priority.
Hardy – resilient and robust in the face of failures or unexpected inputs.
Hack-resistant – built with strong security measures to prevent unauthorized access.
I
Intuitive – Easy for users to understand and navigate.
Interoperable – Works well with other systems and standards.
Insightful – Provides meaningful analytics or feedback to users/admins.
Integrated – Seamlessly connects internal components and external services.
Innovative – Introduces creative solutions or novel features that add value.
J
Judicious – Makes wise use of resources and design choices.
Justifiable – Design and implementation decisions can be clearly explained.
Jam-resistant – Handles heavy load without locking or freezing.
Job-ready – Immediately useful in real operational environments.
Joyful – Provides a pleasant, satisfying user experience.
K
Keen – Performs tasks with sharp efficiency and responsiveness.
Knowledgeable – Encapsulates well-organized domain knowledge.
Kind – Offers considerate error messages and helpful guidance to users.
Kernel-solid – Built on a strong, stable core architecture.
Key-secure – Protects cryptographic keys and sensitive data carefully.
L
Lean – Minimal yet effective, avoiding unnecessary bloat.
Logical – Follows clear, rational structures in code and design.
Localized – Ready for multiple languages and regional settings.
Low-latency – Responds quickly to user actions or data input.
Long-lived – Designed for easy maintenance and long-term viability.
M
Maintainable – Easy to update, refactor, and troubleshoot over time.
Modular – Built from independent, interchangeable components.
Mature – Stable and proven in production environments.
Monitorable – Provides clear metrics and logs for oversight.
Meticulous – Demonstrates careful attention to detail in design and code.
N
Navigable – Simple for users to move through interfaces and workflows.
Notable – Stands out for reliability or innovation.
Nonintrusive – Integrates smoothly without disrupting other systems.
Network-aware – Optimized for distributed or connected environments.
Normalized – Uses consistent data structures and standards.
O
Optimized – Efficient in speed, memory, and resource usage.
Open – Follows open standards or offers transparent source code.
Observable – Exposes internal state for diagnostics and monitoring.
Organized – Maintains clear architecture and code structure.
Operational – Ready for reliable day-to-day use in production.
P
Performant – Delivers strong speed and scalability under load.
Portable – Runs across different platforms and environments with minimal changes.
Predictable – Produces consistent behavior and results.
Precise – Handles data and calculations with accuracy.
Proactive – Anticipates issues through features like self-healing or alerts.
Q
Quality-driven – Built with a strong focus on testing and best practices.
Quick – Offers fast response and minimal latency.
Quiet – Operates smoothly without excessive noise in logs or UI distractions.
Quorum-safe – Manages distributed consensus or clustering reliably.
Quintessential – Represents an exemplary implementation of its domain.
R
Reliable – Maintains consistent uptime and correctness.
Robust – Handles errors, stress, and edge cases gracefully.
Resilient – Recovers quickly from failures or disruptions.
Reusable – Provides components or modules that can be used in other projects.
Responsive – Reacts quickly to user interactions and changing conditions.
S
Secure – Protects data and resists unauthorized access.
Scalable – Maintains performance as workload grows.
Stable – Runs reliably without unexpected crashes.
Self-healing – Detects and corrects certain faults automatically.
Standards-compliant – Adheres to relevant industry or open standards.
T
Testable – Easy to verify through automated or manual testing.
Trustworthy – Inspires confidence through consistent, correct behavior.
Transparent – Offers clear visibility into processes, logs, and decisions.
Timely – Responds quickly and supports on-schedule updates or releases.
Tolerant – Handles errors, variable inputs, or unexpected conditions gracefully.
U
Usable – Simple and intuitive for end users.
Upgradable – Supports smooth updates and migrations.
Unified – Presents a coherent design and consistent user experience.
Unbreakable – Highly resistant to crashes and data loss.
Understandable – Code and documentation are clear to developers and maintainers.
V
Verifiable – Can be thoroughly tested and proven correct.
Versatile – Handles a wide range of tasks or environments.
Viable – Practical and sustainable for real-world use.
Visible – Offers clear monitoring and status reporting.
Validated – Meets specifications and user requirements through rigorous checks.
W
Well-structured – Organized code and architecture for easy maintenance.
Workable – Reliable and practical in day-to-day operations.
Worthy – Demonstrates high value relative to cost and effort.
Web-ready – Optimized for modern internet standards and browsers.
Welcoming – Provides a friendly user experience and approachable onboarding.
X
Xenodochial – Friendly and easy to work with (often used in tech contexts for “developer-friendly”).
X-factor – Possesses a standout, hard-to-define excellence.
Xtra-secure – Goes beyond standard security measures.
Xplorable – Encourages safe experimentation and discovery by users or developers.
Xtensible – Playful spelling of “extensible,” emphasizing ease of expansion.
Y
Yielding – Flexible and adaptable to changing requirements.
Year-round – Reliable for continuous, 24/7 operation.
Young-minded – Open to innovation and modern practices.
Yen-worthy – Delivers strong value for investment.
Yoked – Well-integrated with other systems or services.
Z
Zero-defect – Aims for extremely low defect rates through strong QA.
Zen-like – Simple, uncluttered, and easy to use.
Zippy – Fast and responsive in performance.
Zone-aware – Handles time zones, regions, or distributed deployments gracefully.
Zestful – Engaging and enjoyable for users and developers alike.