vocational training center as a software factory.
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According to international standards, no definition is required when a word is used in the same sense as it appears in dictionaries such as Oxford and Cambridge. Here, the words identified in the following document were searched in the Oxford dictionary.
vocational training center as a software factory. (3) Software Quality in use add something.
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Write down the sentence you looked up in the Oxford dictionary.
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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
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
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
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
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
G
Generalizable – Applies to a wide range of scenarios without major changes.
-> generalization
a general statement that is based on only a few facts or examples; the act of making such statements
Graceful – Handles errors and edge cases smoothly.
moving in an attractive way that shows control; having a smooth, attractive form
Governable – Supports clear policies for security, updates, and access.
-> gevenance
the activity of governing a country or controlling a company or an organization; the way in which a country is governed or a company or institution is controlled
Grounded – Built on solid architecture and proven practices.
having a sensible and realistic attitude to life
Globally-ready – Prepared for internationalization and localization.
-> gloablly
in a way that covers or affects the whole world
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.
(of ideas) obtained by using your feelings rather than by considering the facts
Interoperable – Works well with other systems and standards.
(of computer systems or programs) able to exchange information
Insightful – Provides meaningful analytics or feedback to users/admins.
showing a clear understanding of a person or situation
Integrated – Seamlessly connects internal components and external services.
in which many different parts are closely connected and work successfully together
Innovative – Introduces creative solutions or novel features that add value.
introducing or using new ideas, ways of doing something, etc.
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.