Six Sigma Black Belt Module I – Define and Measure
Learn process improvement strategies and mapping, basic statistics, control charts, data collection and more.
This course can be applied to the Six Sigma Black Belt Training Certificate.
Instructor
Dave received his undergraduate degree in applied math and physics in 1973 and an MBA (summa cum laude) in 1976, both from the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, where he also worked as an instructor for courses in mathematics and business statistics. ... read more
Benefits and Learning Outcomes
- Recognize the DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control) methodology
- Apply the appropriate strategy and statistical techniques to help eliminate mistakes, reduce processing times and decrease operating costs
- Identify advanced control charting methods, hypothesis testing and correlation analysis
Course Outline/Topics
- Overview of process improvement strategies
- Why Six Sigma?
- The DMAIC roadmap
- Roles of champions, Master Black Belts and Black Belts
- Choosing a problem-pareto analysis
- Process mapping-flowcharts
- Data collection and sampling techniques
- Basic statistics-location vs. variation
- Control charts-variable and attribute
- Control charts for short production runs
- Subgroup statistics vs. process parameters
- Rationale for the 1.5 sigma shift
Testimonials
"Dave,
I appreciate your quick review and response on my black belt project. I enjoyed your class with its basis on real life problems and solutions rather than the tedious devotion to statistics that are readily available by computer program. I will recommend you and the UWM program in the future.
Thanks" — Bill Bryar, Waukesha Electrical Systems
Date: Tue-Thu, Nov 19-21, 2024
Delivery Method: Live Online
Time: 8am-4pm CT
Platform: Canvas
Instructor: Davis Bothe
Fee:
$1,525 by Nov 5, 2024
$1,645 after Nov 5, 2024
CEUs: 2.1, PDHs: 21
Enrollment Limit: 18
Program Number: 4820-16747
Registration Deadline: Nov 12, 2024
