QC (disambiguation)
QC is Queen's Counsel, a type of lawyer in Commonwealth countries.
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QC may also refer to:
Places
- Quad Cities, a group of four cities on the Mississippi river, US
- Quebec (Canadian Province)
- Quebec City, capital of the Province of Quebec, Canada
- Quezon City, Philippines
Arts, entertainment, and media
- Queens Counsel (comic strip), a cartoon strip in The Times
- Questionable Content, a web-comic by Jeph Jacques
- Quake Champions, a first-person shooter video game
- Quality Control Music, an Atlanta-based record label
Education
- QualiEd College, a school in Hong Kong
- Queen's College (disambiguation), several institutions
- Queen's Court, a building on the Fordham University campus, New York City, US
Science and technology
Computing
- HP Quality Center, test management software
- QuakeC, a scripting language in the computer game Quake by ID Software
- Quantum computer, a quantum mechanics based computer
- Quartz Composer, a node based visual programming language
- Quick Charge, a technology for managing power delivered over USB
- Quantum cryptography, a variety of cryptography employing quantum mechanics or quantum computers
Other uses in science and technology
- ATCvet code QC, a section of the Anatomical Therapeutic Chemical Classification System for veterinary medicinal products
- Quality control, the process of meeting products and services to consumer expectations
- Quantum cascade, in a quantum cascade laser
- Quantum chemistry, quantum mechanical methods in chemistry
Other uses
- Bose headphones Quiet Comfort product line, noise-cancelling headphones and earplugs
- Quebec Central Railway, a former railway in Canada
- Quota Count system, limiting night-time aircraft noise
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See also
- Queen City (disambiguation), several populated places
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