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Quality Planning :100:, MODULE 7: Quality Planning Andrea Carla F.…

- - - - How the client perceives the project performance
    - - Interview the client
  - - - using the results of quality planning on other projects to set goals for your own
    - - all the kinds of tests you are going to run on your product
    - - how much your quality activities will cost versus how much you will gain from doing them
    - - when you add up the cost of all the prevention and inspection activities you are going to do on your project.
      - everything you do to ensure quality on the project
    - - can be used to define acceptable limits. If some of the functions of a project are repetitive, statistical process controls can be used to identify trends and keep the processes within control limits
    - - Help in discovering problems using diagrams where participants are encouraged to identify possible causes of a defect
  - - - a column chart where the widths of the columns fill the available space on the x-axis axis and are proportional to the category values displayed on that axis, while the height of the columns is proportional to the frequency of occurrences.
      - Pareto Charts
        
        columns are arranged in decreasing order with the most common
        on the left and a line added that shows the cumulative total
        
        indicates the frequency of defects as well as their cumulative impact
    - - a basic form on which the user can make a check in the appropriate box each time a problem occurs or by automating the data collection process using the appropriate technology.