What is the difference between QA and QC?
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Answer / ashok.hugar
QA:1)Process oriented
2)Defect prevention
3)ex:Review,Inspection etc
Qc:1)Product oriented
2)Defect detection
3)Ex:testing
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Answer / prabhu
QA: It is nothing but "To answer Are we building the
Product Right"
QC: It is nothing but "To answer Are we building the Right
Product"
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Answer / refina
QA:process oriented
defect prevention
Qc:defect detection
product oriented
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Answer / jyoti
QA QC
1)Process of confirming 1)Process of confirming
whether s/w meets its whether s/w meets its
specifications requirements
2)QA is nothing but the 2)QC is nothing but the
Verification Validation
3)QA Techniques: 3)QC Techniques:
Inspection, Reviews, Unit, Integration,System,
Walk-through, Inspections &User acceptance testing
4)It is Process oriented 4)It is Product oriented
Any change affect the Any introduced change affect
whole process the Product
5)It is Static testing 5)It is Dynamic testing
6)Inspecting without 6)Inspecting with the
execution on computer execution on computer
7)Are we building 7)Are we building
Product Right ? Right Product ?
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Answer / santoshnathan
Hai guys,
QA:It is the process of monitoring the roles and
responibilites thoroughly whether they are performing the
tasks as per the standards or not
QC:It is the process of performing inspections and auditings
on the roles and responsibilites to segregate(remove)
badness from goodness
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QA is checking the process.which means checking the process of each and every role in the organization inorder to check whether they are working according to companies guidelines or not.
QC is checking the product.which means process of checking the developed application whether it is developed according to the requirements or not.
Thanks & Regards,
mahi.kotike@gmail.com
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Answer / andrei
first of all QA it's a process oriented while QC is product
oriented.
According to ISO QA is a part of quality management focused
on providing confidence that quality requirements will be
fulfilled.QC is a part of quality management focused on
fulfilling quality management.
QA it is a process a lot larger oriented in future ,after
finishing the product and selling it.Includes customers
feedback..etc...QC only check and make sure for today
purpose only, but QA must ensure for future (after sales
service, customer communication, etc).
QC is oriented only to follow the process of construction
the product.
QA deals in developing processes and systems that aling with
QMS.
QC on the other hand deals with monitoring products.
Thank you may God bless u all
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Answer / harikrishna katikala
QA : Set of Activities which was designed to ensure that
the developed product meets the customer requirements and
spcifications
QC : Set of activities which was designed to evaluate a
developed work product
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