Quality Control and Assurance in Food Production
Quality Control
Process
Quality control maintains standards to avoid undesirable failures in quality. It can be done during or after manufacturing.
Failure Prevention Activities
- Rigorous planning and design with no tolerance for errors.
- Exhibits or visual inspections.
- Control of information.
Steps for Quality Control
- Determine the parameters to control.
- Establish critical levels for each parameter and the control site.
- Establish a specification for each parameter.
- Detect process variation.
- Collect and transmit
The Importance of Ethics in ICT: A Comprehensive Guide
Topic 1: What is a Profession?
What is a Profession?
‘A disciplined group of individuals who adhere to ethical standards and who hold themselves out as, and are accepted by the public as, possessing special knowledge and skills in a widely recognised body of learning derived from research, education and training at a high level, and who are prepared to apply this knowledge and exercise these skills in the interest of others.’
Characteristics of a Profession:
- Good Knowledge & Skills (Current
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Understanding Risk Management in IT Infrastructure
Risk and Its Impact on Business
Understanding Risk
Risk is the likelihood of a loss occurring when a threat exposes a vulnerability. Losses can range from small to severe, potentially causing significant damage to a business.
- Threat: Any activity posing a possible danger.
- Vulnerability: A weakness that can be exploited.
- Loss: A compromise of business functions or assets, resulting in tangible (cost) or intangible (goodwill) damages.
Compromise of Business Assets
- Assets are anything with measurable value
Strategic Planning and Resource Allocation in Business
1. The Strategic Planning Process
Strategy involves implementation and execution. Planning involves analyzing relevant information from the past and present, along with estimating future developments. This analysis leads to a plan that guides the company towards achieving its objectives.
Planning in the Company
This is a formalized decision-making process that produces a representation (plan) of the desired future state of the company and outlines the practical steps for implementation.
Strategic Planning
This
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Software Testing Goals
The software testing process has two primary goals:
- Validation: Demonstrate to developers and customers that the software fulfills the specified requirements.
- Defect Detection: Uncover faults or defects within the software that lead to incorrect, undesirable, or specification-violating behavior.
The first goal drives validation testing, where the system’s correctness is evaluated against a set of test cases reflecting expected usage patterns. The second goal leads to defect testing,
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