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View Full Version : Seeking Knowledge of QA/QE - BE in computers but I want to shift to this area varunasood 23rd September 2004, 10:46 AM Dear Friends, I'm BE in computers and want to seek knowledge about QA/QE..I want to shift to this area.I would like to have some guidance and resources about it.. Thanks in advance... Varuna Craig H. 23rd September 2004, 11:47 AM Varuna, Welcome to the Cove!!! One place you might want to look is the ASQ (American Society for Quality) web site. Look for the Body of Knowledge for their certification programs. Even if you don't plan on getting certified, the body of knowledge for these certificates can serve as a guide for the types of things you should try to learn about. If I am not mistaken, there is even a software certification... Good luck!! RCBeyette 24th September 2004, 12:00 PM Dear Friends, I'm BE in computers and want to seek knowledge about QA/QE..I want to shift to this area.I would like to have some guidance and resources about it.. Thanks in advance... Varuna QA/QE is a pretty big field! :D I know that some colleges in North America offer programmes on Statistical Process Control, QA-specific issues like ISO 9001:2000, Auditing courses, etc. I don't know if programmes like that are offerred in India. Check it out to see if there are some. Or, perhaps, take some long-distance courses from a North American college - many are now offerring programmes online and allow you to work at your own pace. Craig H. 24th September 2004, 02:26 PM QA/QE is a pretty big field! :D I know that some colleges in North America offer programmes on Statistical Process Control, QA-specific issues like ISO 9001:2000, Auditing courses, etc. I don't know if programmes like that are offerred in India. Check it out to see if there are some. Or, perhaps, take some long-distance courses from a North American college - many are now offerring programmes online and allow you to work at your own pace. Yes you are right. For the full package, check out the Master's program at SPSU in Marietta, GA. You have to be on campus a total of 2 Saturday mornings, for your final project. The rest is online, telephone, email, etc. Disclaimer: This is posted by a very biased alum. Govind 25th September 2004, 11:14 PM QA/QE is a pretty big field! :D I know that some colleges in North America offer programmes on Statistical Process Control, QA-specific issues like ISO 9001:2000, Auditing courses, etc. I don't know if programmes like that are offerred in India I don't know where Varuna is from India. No mention in the profile. If she is in one of the Major cities, I would strongly recommend taking a course from: Indian Statistical Institute http://www.isical.ac.in/~deanweb/ SQC courses from ISI have very solid Body of Knowledge. Other Resources where she will be able to obtain QA/QE knowledge is through organizations like: http://www.stqc.nic.in/ http://www.qaiindia.com/ http://www.qimpro.com/ Regards, Govind. ehari 21st February 2006, 09:26 AM Thanks for all the info..:thanx: |
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