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This course teaches Six Sigma� Black Belts the process capability techniques to analyze current output and project expected value. |
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This course teaches Black Belt candidates the indices for non-normal process capability, and discusses how to transform non-normal data for use in standard statistical tests. It also examines the difference between continuous and discrete data, and the distributions used for capability analysis of discrete data. |
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In this course, you will learn about collecting and summarizing data. You will learn how to plan for data collection and design a useful and professional-looking data collection vehicle, how to choose an appropriate check sheet for data collection purposes, how to create an effective sampling strategy, and how to conduct a Failure Mode and Effects Analysis (FMEA). |
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This bundle includes: "Process Analysis and Documentation" Item No. OPER0191 "Probability and Statistics" Item No. OPER0192 |
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In this course, you will learn about Measurement Systems Analysis (MSA). You will see how to assess properties of a measurement system, including how to plan and conduct a Gauge R&R. You will learn some important principles of metrology and learn salient features of some common measuring instruments, including gauge blocks, calipers, and micrometers, among others. |
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The Measure step of the DMAIC system used in Six Sigma� relies on the use of probability and statistics to produce information on variations in process. Black Belt candidates must be proficient in descriptive, inferential, and process-oriented statistical thinking; must understand how to stratify data; and must appreciate the uses of the Central Limit Theorem and inferential statistics to interpret available data. This course serves as a summary for each of these areas, and provides a refresher |
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The Six Sigma� DMAIC system is a roadmap that points the way to process and performance improvement. The second phase in this methodology is Measure. You cannot hope to improve processes and performance without first knowing where you are, assessing where you want to be, and then planning how to get there, while measuring progress toward the goal all along the way. In the words of an old adage, what gets measured, gets done. In this course, you will learn about the steps in the Measure phase. |
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This course discusses the general use of probability distributions, and reviews the applications of normal and nonnormal distributions. The course also details the benefits and teaches the steps of the Student's T-test Distribution and the F-Distribution. |
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