Quality Facts

Question 1

The conformance to requirements and a fitness for use. It is fulfilling the project scope

Answer 1

Quality

Question 2

A category or rank given to entities having the same functional use but different technical characteristics

Answer 2

Grade

Question 3

Process of adding extra features to drive up costs and consume the budget

Answer 3

Gold plating

Question 4

A prevention driven process to do the project work right the first time

Answer 4

Quality Assurance

Question 5

An inspection driven process to keep mistakes from entering the customers hands

Answer 5

Quality Control

Question 6

The addition of small, undocumented changes that bypass the scope change control system. Also sometimes known as project poison

Answer 6

Scope Creep

Question 7

Also known as the cost of nonconformance to quality, is the cost of not achieving quality; rework, loss of life or limb, loss of sales

Answer 7

Cost of poor quality

Question 8

Prevention Aims

Answer 8

To keep errors out of the process

Question 9

To keep errors away from customers

Answer 9

Inspection Aims

Question 10

Attribute Sampling

Answer 10

Shows if the results conform to requirements or not. Variable sampling shows the degree of conformity

Question 11

Demonstrate the range of acceptable results

Answer 11

Tolerances