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This course will help you learn how to use Excel. The different lessons in this Excel training are well detailed and illustrated to facilitate the learning process for people of all levels. This course will help you learn how to use Excel. The different lessons of this Excel training are well detailed and illustrated to facilitate the learning process for people of all levels.

APQP (Advanced Product Quality Planning) is a methodology for managing development and industrialization projects, applicable for new products, but also for deviations from a product already submitted to a customer (modification of design, raw material, production site, etc.). It defines the steps, milestones and expected deliverables for each project activity, namely: Schedule Product Design and Development Process Design and Development Product and Process Validation Production The PPAP (Production Part Approval Process) corresponds to all the deliverables and justifications of conformity, resulting from the APQP, that each supplier must provide to its customer during the development project until the launch of series production. The content of the PPAP is also standardized for certain industries (18 elements for automotive and 11 for aeronautics), but may vary according to the requirements issued by the customer. It can therefore be considered as an output of the APQP process. The APQP brings together various expertise and methods, from market research to FMECA or MSA, and aims to harmonize its management and feedback, whether to the client or to auditors. It aims to demonstrate the robustness of the company's design and manufacturing according to the requirements (functional, production rate) and specifications (drawings, technical documents) of the customer, through the rigorous validation of each required step. By way of example, we find below all the steps for the automotive APQP.