In this lecture, we will discuss graphing. By graphing the data, we can determine if the data is normally distributed or if bias existed in the data collection. Access the powerpoint presentation:
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In this lecture, we discuss developing and standardizing the data collection plan and define how the data will be collected to include: Access the powerpoint presentation: Lean Six Sigma Text Book: Read Pages: Data Collection: 8-11, 69-86
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In this lecture, we discuss types of data: Variable/Quantitative and Attribute/Qualitative Data Access the powerpoint presentation:
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This section serves as a refresher of topics covered in the Define Phase: Project Identification Project selection process Understand how to choose a project and what methodology to use Understand process inputs (X) and outputs (Y) Roles in Six Sigma Owners and stakeholders Voice of the customer Critical to Quality Characteristics to translate customer requirements
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In this lecture, we discuss quality tools such as Kaizen, Swim lane diagrams, Quality Functional Deployment, Fishbone Cause and Effect Diagram, Supplier, Inputs, Outputs and Customers (SIPOC), critical to quality characteristics and project tools. Access powerpoint presentation:
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In this lecture, we will learn team dynamics and understand strategies to work past team forces to include: 1. Overbearing 2. Dominant 3. Reluctant 4. Group Think 5. Unquestioning 6. Feuding 7. Floundering 8. Rushing 9. Attributing 10. Discounting 11. Digressing 12. Distracting Access powerpoint presentation:
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