Stats
Control Charts
Attributes
Miscellaneous
100
A decision making skill demonstrated by the ability to draw conclusions based on data
What is Statistical Thinking
100
The ultimate focus and purpose of control charts
What is continuous improvement
100
Attribute that relates to physical characteristics of a particular product or service
What is structural attribute
100
A irregularity or problem with a large unit
What is a defect
200
A type I error is also known as...
What is Producer Risk
200
A continuous measurement such as weight, height, or volume
What is a variable
200
Attribute that relates to senses of touch, smell, taste, vision, and sound
What is Sensory attributes
200
ISO 9000 is a example of this
What is Quality Management System (QMS)
300
Type II error is also known as...
What is Consumer Risk
300
A subset of the population is known as...
What is a sample
300
Attribute that relates to whether or not a particular product or service performs as it is supposed to
What is Performance Attributes
300
A design program that emphasizes engineering parts so that they are highly capable
What is Six Sigma programs
400
Type of variation that cannot be controlled
What is random variation
400
The ability of a process to produce a product that meets specification
What is process capability
400
Attribute that is related to time
What is temporal attributes
400
Function that shows whether products are more likely to fail either early or late in their lifetime
What is Bathtub Shaped Function
500
Type of variation that results from some event
What is Nonrandom Variation
500
Proactive documented approach to defining how to respond to a process that is out of control
What is control plans
500
Attribute that is related to employee values and actions
What is ethical attributes
500
Graphs designed to signal process workers when nonrandom variation is occurring in a process
What is Process Charts
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