QA: Verification.
QC: Validation.

m i right???????

Im agree with Asnayal.
Find the detailed definations.

QA: Assuring the quality of software based on company 
standards.( Inclue total development process)

QC: Measuring & Monitoring the quality of software after 
compleation of every phase.( Through review meatings)

QA is a set of activities designed to ensure that the 
development and / or maintainance process is adequate to 
ensure a system will meet its objects. 
QC is a set of activities designed to evaluate the 
developed work product.

QA is the responsibility of total team and QC is the 
responsibility of testers.

QA means to avoid the Defect.
QC means to prevent the Defect.

QA:This means to conduct review meeting in every stage and 
decrease defects.
QC:This means to validate product working acc to customer 
requirements.

QA : Is Process Oriented.

QC : Is Product Oriented.

S.Ramprasad  sun_ramprasad@yahoo.com

QA is process oriented 
QA is measure the development process.
QA is prevent the errors in the application
QA means Verification

QC- is Product Oriented
QC is Find the errors
QC means Validation.


Thank you Friends
PrasannaTL
prasanna@darkhorse.in

QA team will involve in finding defects
QC team will involve in fixing those defects

QA body defines the process.
QC body ensures that the process is followed.

QA means maintance of the activity.
QC means quality control.

QA is preventive action 
QC is corrective action

Quality assurance:its process oriented
                  prevention phase
                  and verification
Quality control  :its product oriented
                   detection phase
                   and validation

QA is reletaed to Process.

QC is related to Product.

QA: Process based+Preventive
QC: Product base+ corrective

QA: Defining the process and making sure the process is 
following the defined standard.

QC: Controlling whether the defined standard is followed by 
the process.

Quality Assurance or QA is a system of external review and
audit procedures conducted by
personnel not involved in the inventory development process.
QA is an independent, objective
review by a third party to assess the effectiveness of the
QC program and the quality,
completeness, accuracy, precision, and representativeness of
the inventory.
Quality Control or QC is a system of routine technical
activities implemented by the inventory
development team to measure and control the quality of the
inventory as it is being compiled.
QC procedures include technical reviews, accuracy checks,
and the use of approved standardized
procedures for emissions calculations.