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Six Sigma Manual
Six Sigma Manual
Classroom Session AgendaDay 1 Total Min 60 20 20 10 10 90 60 10 45 5 120 Topic Introductions and Expectations Meeting Skills Define A,B and C Review and CAP Break Measure Overview Measure 1 Review CTQ Tools Measure 1CTQ Tools continued Break Measure 2Performance Standards Break Minitab Tutorial and Graphical Analysis various 2 1,2,3 1 1 Step N/A N/A A,B,C
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Classroom Session AgendaDay 2* Total Topic Min 30 30 15 15 45 75 60 15 15 150 Day 1General Review and Homework Minitabcontinued Measure 3Overview Break Measure 3Data Collection Plan Measure 3Sampling Measurement System Analysis (MSA) Break Analyze Overview Analyze 4Establish Process Capability 4,5,6 4 3 3 3 Step A,B,C,1,2 various 3
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Classroom Session AgendaDay 3* Total Topic Min 30 15 15 150 30 15 30 15 30 15 60 Day 2General Review Break Analyze 6Identify Variation Sources Analyze 6continued Improve Preview Improve 7 and 8Design Of Experiment Break Improve 9Statistical Tolerancing Control Preview Control 12Control Charts 9 10,11,12 12 6 6 7,8,9 7,8 Step various
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Assessment Strategy Introductions The Learning Objectives are divided in 3 categories: 1. Classroom 2. Project, and 3. Test It is expected that a Green Belt be proficient in all learning objectives, however, only those designated Test represent the content of the certification exam. Each phase of the DMAIC cycle is listed below and the learning objectives have classified into the 3 categories within each phase.
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OverviewProject Learning Objectives 1. Determine if DMAIC is the right strategy by identifying the conditions under which the DFSS methodology would be more appropriate. Compare and contrast the DFSS design methodologies to DMAIC.
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OverviewTest Learning Objectives 1 Describe the 5 phases of DMAIC, including the purpose, tools, and outputs for each phase.
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DefineProject Learning Objectives 1 Identify project CTQs. Define CTQ (Critical to Quality Characteristic). Identify customer(s) in a quantifiable way.
Recognize the components of a process (i.e., supplier, input(s), subprocess, output(s), customer(s). Distinguish between internal and external customers.