I need to get something straight: QA and QC are different. You may ask me. really ?
Why must I point this out? Because programmers don't seem to get it and use these terms interchangeably. so i will tell you like this ... QA is QualityAssurance butQC is QualityControl The difference is that QA is process oriented and QC is product oriented. Testing, therefore is product oriented and thus is in the QC domain. Testing for quality isn't assuring quality, it's controlling it. So still who was argue with me then for them is this clear to you my friend ?
Why all the fuss? There are lots of reasons to ensure the distinction between the two. Easily, the ones that come to mind are:
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linh
8/24/2011 05:59:52 pm
agree with you!
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Hung Huynh
8/25/2011 05:50:47 pm
The first time u said to me, you re QA, i didn't know QA, before i just knew QC, and then asked Mr Dung.Ya, QA is a good position.
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Masud
8/25/2011 06:34:35 pm
@Hung Huynh: QA and QC sound close but their work is quite different. so what Mr dung said to you about QA position?
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