The top 7 QC courses you need to take

1. Test Management using HP ALM / QC (Quality Center)

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HP Application Lifecycle Management (HP ALM) is a set of software tools developed and marketed by the HP for application development and application testing. It includes tools for requirements management, test planning and functional testing, performance testing (when used with HP Performance Center), developer management HP ALM is designed to support key stakeholders responsible for delivering applications as they progress through their lifecycle. It is a combination of a common platform, several key applications and a dashboard targeted at managing the core lifecycle of applications, from design through readiness for delivery to operationsWe are going to learn following componentsProject Planning and TrackingHP ALM provides project planning and tracking so application development solutions teams can define, track, measure, and report on project milestones and key performance indicators. Application Lifecycle IntelligenceHP ALM delivers real-time traceability of requirements and defects. QA department can significantly benefit from this traceability to get on-time reports and have visibility into the system under development  Lab Management AutomationHP lab management capability allows testing teams to provision and deploy a test lab themselves in a hybrid delivery environment Asset Sharing and Re-useHP ALM supports sharable asset libraries that can be reused across projects while maintaining traceability. Specific changes can be applied to shared assets for each project while maintaining library integrity, and projects can re-synch with the library as needed. Cross-project defect collaboration is also supported...

2. Seven quality tools for quality management: 7 QC tools

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5 Reasons why you should choose this Quality Tools courseCarefully designed course, teaching you not only the concepts of Quality tools but also the implementation of QC tools in ExcelConcise - you can complete this course within one weekendBusiness-related examples and case studiesDownloadable resources for learning 7 basic quality tools and quality managementYour queries will be responded by the Instructor himselfStart using 7 basic quality tools to their full potential to become proficient at tools of quality today! Either you're new to excel and quality tools, or you've made some charts and graphs using  MS Excel. Either way, this course will be great for you. A Verifiable Certificate of Completion is presented to all students who undertake this Quality Tools course. Why should you choose this course?This is a complete and concise tutorial on 7 basic quality tools which can be completed within 5 hours. We know that your time is important and hence we have created this fast-paced course without wasting time on irrelevant operations. What makes us qualified to teach you?The course is taught by Abhishek and Pukhraj. Instructors of the course have been teaching Data Analytics and Management concepts for over a decade. We have an in-depth understanding and practical exposure to Excel and Quality tools. We are also the creators of some of the most popular online courses - with over 600,000 enrollments and thousands of 5-star reviews like these ones: I had an awesome moment taking this course. It broaden my knowledge more on the power use of Excel as an analytical tools. Kudos to the instructor! - SikiruVery insightful, learning very nifty tricks and enough detail to make it stick in your mind. - ArmandOur PromiseTeaching our students is our job and we are committed to it. If you have any questions about the course content, Quality tools, Data Visualization in excel, practice sheet or anything related to any topic, you can always post a question in the course or send us a direct message. And so much more! By the end of this course, your confidence in using quality tools will soar. You'll have a thorough understanding of how to use quality tools. Go ahead and click the enroll button, and I'll see you in lesson 1 of this quality tools course! CheersStart-Tech Academy...

3. Seven Quality Control (QC) Tools & 8th Tool (+ Excel Tools)

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Recent UpdatesJuly 2022: The author has recently added an additional tool (over and above the 7 quality tools) that will be quite useful in problem solving in this program.-----------------------------------------------------------Course DescriptionIn the early 50s, Edward Deming, the American Quality Guru, introduced the concept of statistical process control to Japanese engineers, academicians and managers and he emphasized the importance of basic tools that can help in better process management and enhanced quality control. Prof. Ishikawa realized the importance of these tools and christened the tools as 7 basic tools of quality control after the seven weapons used by the Japanese Kamakura-era warrior-priest Benkei in his victorious pursuits. The seven basic tools are: Cause and Effect DiagramPareto analysisControl chartsHistogramScatter plotFlowchartChecklistThese tools can be used in any industry for any type of process - from reducing time taken to resolve complaints in a service industry to improving productivity in a manufacturing process. These tools are simple to use and easy to deploy and hence they can be used even by process operators and not necessarily by managers and team leaders. It is pertinent to note that these tools have been around for more than a century now. Though Japanese pioneered the adoption of seven basic tools in Japanese industries, many industries around the world are now using the seven basic tools to improve and manage their processes. You don't require expensive or fancy software to use these tools. Excel is sufficient to apply these tools and detailed explanation for the same is being provided in the training. This course is taught by an industry veteran who brings his vast experience into this course...

4. QC151 Quantum Physics for QC - Content moved to QC101

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THE CONTENTS OF THIS COURSE HAVE BEEN ADDED TO QC101. Purchase this course if you want only the physics lessons without the rest of QC101.-------------------------This is a follow-on course to QC101. It helps you gain an intuitive and qualitative understanding of basic quantum physics to help you understand more advanced quantum computing courses. Unlike the earlier QC101 course, this course has very little Math. The aim is to help you understand qualitatively how the physics of quantum mechanics works. Why do you need a Qualitative Understanding of Quantum Physics?The Math of quantum physics is different, but it is not complicated. In many ways it is simpler than the engineering calculus that many of you studied in college. Although quantum math is simple, its mathematical simplicity hides many strange, yet important behaviors. For instance, the mathematical representation of a Bell State is very simple. But the physical implications of a Bell State are weird. A photon has an angle of polarization, a property that is like a direction. But strangely, photons that are entangled in the Bell State behave as though they have no preferred angle or direction. An intuitive appreciation of such weird behavior will be useful when I present more advanced topics on quantum algorithms in later courses. To help you understand quantum physics qualitatively, I have provided simulators written in Java. Running the simulators and studying the Java source-code will help you gain a qualitative understanding that goes beyond merely knowing how to do the Math. How can you get the most from this course?Unlike the earlier QC101, this course is light on Math. The primary aim of this course is to ensure that you are completely comfortable with the implications of superposition and entanglement. I spend a lot of time reinforcing basic concepts that were already introduced in QC101. Later in the course, I highlight some weird implications of entanglement. The content is not challenging. But don't stop with viewing the videos. To get the most from this course, I encourage you to run my simulators with your own virtual experiments. The first 16 lessons can be previewed for free. Watch the free preview lessons and enroll today...

5. Learn Test management using HP ALM / QC (Quality Center)

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This course will surely help you in good understanding with Test management using HP ALM / Quality Center tool. Here i covered each module in detail with the detailed explanation along with the quiz at the end of the course. Quality center is test management software from HP and one of the powerful tool for the test management activities. It offers basically release management, requirement management, test and defect management. Earlier when it was a product of Mercury before getting acquired by HP. Currently it is known as Application Life cycle Management tool (ALM). ALM (Application Life Cycle Management) supports various phases of the software development life cycle and ALM is a web based tool that helps organizations to manage the application life cycle right from project planning, requirements gathering, testing & defect management which helps in reducing a lot of efforts with multiple teams. This course covers all the modules of ALM / Quality Center in detail.- Release management- Requirement management- Test plan- Test lab- Defect managementLets start with the learning!...

6. QC051: Math Prerequisites for QC - Content moved to QC101

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THE CONTENTS OF THIS COURSE HAVE BEEN ADDED TO QC101. Purchase this course if you want only the math lessons without the rest of QC101. The contents of this course have been added to the section on Math Foundation in QC101.------This is a refresher course in Mathematics for students who studied Math and Physics through 12th grade high school, but have now forgotten many of the details. In less than 4 hours I review the Math you will need to understand quantum computing concepts. The focus is on getting you up to speed as quickly as possible. I cover what you need to know: Probability, Statistics, Boolean Logic, Complex Numbers, and Linear Algebra. You will not waste time on topics you do not need for quantum computing. To get the most out of this course, you need to have already studied Math at a 12th grade level in high-school. This is merely a review course to help you refresh your memory. If you have not studied these topics in high school, then this 4 hour course cannot substitute for 2 years of high school Math classes. This course reviews basic high-school Math. It doesn't go into any details about quantum physics or quantum computing. Those topics will be discussed in subsequent courses of this series...