The Project Technologies Group - Six Sigma "Black Belt" Training


Module Summary	This course will continue the Six Sigma application process, which is called "DMAIC" - Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control. Specific skills will be developed and practiced for improving Six Sigma projects. Key items covered include: Variation and Quality Comparing Experimental Outcomes Factorial Designs Screening Designs Planning and Conducting an Experiment Response Surface Methodology.
Deliverables	Attendees will be able to: Design experiments involving multiple factors that vary simultaneously, and successfully analyze the data to identify the most robust way to achieve the desired result Develop a "math model" that describes the output in terms of the active input factors. Use factors with more than two levels, and Work with response surface plots. Attendees will receive A copy of presentation materials A copy of Understanding Industrial Designed Experiments, by Schmidt and Launsby
Who should attend	Managers, supervisors and technical personnel assigned and committed to Six Sigma projects
Prerequisites	Six Sigma "Black Belt" Training Analyze (Module 2)
Program Length	35 hours (5 days)

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