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| 00 Six Sigma Introduction |
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| This course is designed to provide awareness of Six Sigma principles to employees at any level in the organization. Students will learn to identify the benefits of a Six Sigma implementation, how the DMAIC process is used, and the roles of various team members. |
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Six Sigma Introduction
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| 00 SPC Advanced |
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| This series of courses is for those who need more advanced SPC training. Students will understand how to assess process capability using both variables and attribute data. The series also includes an overview of Design of Experiments (DOE), which provides an understanding of how to structure designed experiments and apply this understanding in planning and conducting DOEs. |
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SPC Application of DOE
SPC Introduction to DOE
SPC Introduction to Process Capability
SPC Process Capability Assessments
SPC Using Normal Curves
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| 00 SPC Basics |
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| This series of courses is for operators and supervisors of manufacturing processes who need a basic, yet broad, understanding of Statistical Process Control (SPC). Students will understand how to work on an SPC team to rid the process of special causes of variation and to avoid unnecessary adjustments to the process. The series explains methods for selecting which parameters to control and which type of control chart to use.
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SPC and Variation
SPC Introduction to Control Charts
SPC Pictures of Numbers
SPC Selecting Parameters
SPC Setting Up and Using a Control Chart
SPC Types of Control Charts
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| Introduction to Design of Experiments(DOE) |
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| The modules are designed for entry level practioners to allow them to gain basic knowledge about process improvement tools. Each of the listed modules will give students an introduction and insight into the fundamental principles of process improvement strategies. |
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SPC Introduction to DOE
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| Introduction to Lean Office Principles |
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| The modules are designed for entry level practioners to allow them to gain basic knowledge about process improvement tools. Each of the listed modules will give students an introduction and insight into the fundamental principles of process improvement strategies. |
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Introduction to Lean Office Principles
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| Introduction to Lean Principles |
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| This module is designed for entry level practioners to allow them to gain basic knowledge about process improvement tools. It will give students an introduction and insight into the fundamental principles of process improvement strategies. |
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Introduction To Lean Principles
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| Introduction to Process Mapping |
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| The modules are designed for entry level practioners to allow them to gain basic knowledge about process improvement tools. Each of the listed modules will give students an introduction and insight into the fundamental principles of process improvement strategies. |
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Introduction to Process Mapping
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| Six Sigma Green Belt |
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*Quality Tools Online
*Student Instructions
Calculating Process Based Costs
Cause and Effect Diagrams
Descriptive Statistics: Self Assessment
Extending ROI
Failure Mode and Effects Analysis
Introduction to Inferential Statistics
Introduction to Process Capability
Introduction to Process Mapping
Maximizing ROI
Measures of Central Tendency
Measures of Dispersion
Organization of Data
Pareto Analysis
Process Capability Assessments
Scatter Diagrams
SIPOC
Six Sigma Introduction
Sustaining ROI
Types of Control Charts
Validating The Measurement System
Voice Of The Customer
What is Statistics?
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