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Engineering & Construction
Introduction to Quality Control
Quality and consistency in products and services is a minimum expectation from customers and despite a clear need for quality control (QC), there’s a distinct lack of certified skills. This free Introduction to Quality Control course covers the different dimensions of ‘quality’, the seven quality control tools of effective quality management and the basic approach to statistical process control (SPC) for quality control of products and services.
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Introduction to Quality Control
Explore quality control methods, theory and processes in industrial engineering with this free online course.
Quality and consistency in products and services is a minimum expectation from customers and despite a clear need for quality control (QC), there’s a distinct lack of certified skills. This free Introduction to Quality Control course covers the different dimensions of ‘quality’, the seven quality control tools of effective quality management and the basic approach to statistical process control (SPC) for quality control of products and services.
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6 Lessons
Introduction to Quality Control
This topic introduces Quality Control in Industrial Engineering, along with the tools used in analyzing and maintaining a good quality for the production of goods and services. You will also learn about the different dimensions and components of Quality Control.
1.Learning Outcomes
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2.Dimensions of Quality Control
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3.Components of Quality Control
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4.Quality Management
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5.SPC - Control Charts
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6.Lesson Summary
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Quality Control, Productivity, and Work Study
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