Precision, Accuracy, Linearity, Bias, Stability, Gage Repeatability & Reproducibility Learn the basics of Measurement Theory and Sampling Plans, including Week 6: MEASURE - Measurement System Analysis We identify the Critical-to-Quality characteristic for a Six Sigma project Introduce Process Mapping, including SIPOC and Value Stream Mapping. Cover the Central Limit Theorem, and how it relates to sampling theory.
#6 SIGMA COURSE HOW TO#
Learn the characteristics of the Normal Distribution and how to use the Standard Normal to calculate probabilities related to normally distributed variables. Cover descriptive statistics, emphasizing the importance of clearly communicating the results of your project.
Review of random variables and probability distributions used commonly in quality engineering, such as Binomial, Poisson, and Exponential. Start the first and difficult task of a Six Sigma project, Defining the Problem, and review the key content in a Project Charter. Discuss the difference between defects and defectives in a process and how to calculate process yield, including a comparison of processes of different complexity using the metric DPMO.ĭiscuss how to understand customer expectations, using the Kano Model to categorize quality characteristics. Understand the contributors to the cost of quality. Introduction to the Six Sigma Methodology and the DMAIC process improvement cycle.
#6 SIGMA COURSE PROFESSIONAL#
The Professional Certificate is designed as preparation for a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt exam. The material is based on the American Society for Quality (Body of Knowledge up to a Green Belt Level. Upon successful completion of this program, learners will earn the TUM Lean and Six Sigma Yellow Belt certification, confirming mastery of Lean Six Sigma fundamentals to a Green Belt level. These are then reinforced using interactive case studies, which illustrate the application of the statistics in quality improvement situations. To complement the lectures, we provide interactive exercises, which allow learners to see the statistics "in action." Learners then master the statistical concepts by completing practice problems. You will learn how to map a process and to use the necessary statistical techniques to establish the baseline performance of a process and to calculate the process capability. You will learn how to set an improvement project goal, calculate process yield, and identify Critical-to-Quality parameters. Discuss what "Quality" means and how to identify the Voice of the Customer.
In this first course of the Six Sigma Program, you will understand the background and meaning of Six Sigma and the five steps of the DMAIC process improvement flow: Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control.
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