TCQAA Affiliations
Quality Assurance
Institute
TCQAA has been affiliated with the QAI since 1987.
The QAI promotes software quality. It holds classes around the country, and implements
exams for both the Certified Quality Assurance (CQA) and Certified Software Test Engineer
(CSTE) certifications. QAI also has a fall conference in Orlando.
For more information, contact the Quality Assurance
Institute (QAI) in Orlando, Florida by e-mail at qaiadmin@qaiusa.com
or by phone at (407) 363-1111.
Other Quality Assurance Institute Federation Chapters
 Atlanta
Quality Assurance Association, (AQAA)
Central Ohio Quality Assurance Association, (COQAA)
Charlotte
Information Technology Quality Assurance Association, (CITQAA)
Chicago Quality Assurance Association, (CQAA)
Kansas City Quality
Assurance Association, (KCQAA)
New Jersey Quality
Assurance Association, (NJQAA)
Phoenix Quality Assurance Association, (PQAA)
Seattle Area Software Quality Assurance Group.
(SASQAG)
 SPINs
The TCQAA has been a member of the Software Engineering Institute1 (SEI)
Software Process Improvement Network since February 1996. To learn about SPINs, peruse the
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), or browse through SEI's listing of SPINs
to find the Home Pages or e-mail links of other SPINs.
1 The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) is a federally funded
research and development center sponsored by the U.S. Department of Defense and operated
by Carnegie Mellon University.
TwinSPIN
Twin Cities Software Process Improvement Network
Meeting the first Thursday of the month, TwinSPIN is another local SEI
affiliate.
SEI
The Software Engineering Institute (SEI) was established in 1984 by Congress as a
federally funded research and development center with a broad charter to address the
transition of software engineering technology.
The SEI is funded by the Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA) through a contract
with the Air Force Materiel Command/Electronic Systems Center, and through additional
contracts with other sponsors, clients, and partners.
As an integral component of the Carnegie Mellon University (CMU) community and as an
ARPA-funded organization, the SEI has access to leading edge technology and supports the
commitment of ARPA to satisfying the needs of the Department of Defense (DoD) and the
commitment of CMU to transferring improved technology to the community at large.
The SEI may be best known for providing the Capability Maturity Model (CMM) for
software, that organizations use as a basis for appraisal and subsequent improvement.
Find out everything they have to offer by visiting the SEI web site.
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