Overview
Designed for applied learning, Advanced Quality Engineering shows how to design a socio-technical quality system that combines prevention, testability, automation, observability, risk and continuous improvement. It combines quality engineering beyond the test phase with product quality models, risk and customer outcomes, then extends the work through prevention. Learners assess a delivery system, map quality signals and bottlenecks, define engineering interventions, select meaningful measures and plan change across product, development, testing and operations. Participants examine both successful and weak examples, build reusable working habits and consider where human review is essential. The course frames quality engineering as an operating capability rather than a renamed test phase, with explicit ownership and feedback across the lifecycle.
Course Highlights
Quality-engineering operating model
Prevention and testability
Layered automation strategy
Observability as quality evidence
Flow and risk measures
Modules & Curriculum
Learning Outcomes
- Assess quality capability across product, engineering and operations.
- Identify prevention and testability interventions earlier in delivery.
- Design a layered evidence strategy combining static, dynamic and operational checks.
- Select measures that connect quality, flow and customer impact.
- Clarify shared ownership, decision rights and escalation paths.
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