DEFINE
MEASURE
ANALYSE
IMPROVE
CONTROL
ABBREVIATIONS
100
The correct order is "Storming, Forming, Norming and Performing" (True or False)
What is TRUE?
100
This is the "x" in Y=f(x)
What are "INPUTS"?
100
This tool monitors a process over time to identify sequence, trends or sudden shifts in the process
What is a "RUN CHART"?
100
This tool may be used to manage project implementation
What is a "GANTT Chart"?
100
When he was employed by Bell Labs, he developed a graphical tool that applied statistical methods to manufacturing processes
Who is Dr. Walter Shewhart?
100
What DMAIC stands for
What is Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve & Control?
200
The higher the Sigma Level, the greater the probability of defects (True or False)
What is FALSE?
200
This is why you work with your team to create a process map of the existing process
What is to "Help to visualize the process"?
200
A perfect negative correlation would have this "r value"
What is "-1.0" or"Negative 1.0"?
200
In this DMAIC phase, we purposely vary the factors to see what happens to the Y’s response
What is a "IMPROVE"?
200
This documents the current process and includes principles, tools, and techniques used to ensure process standardization in a just-in-time environment
What is "STANDARD WORK"?
200
DPMO stands for this
What is "Defects per Million Opportunities"?
300
Standard Deviation is a measure of Central Tendency (True or False)
What is FALSE?
300
This calculations is the "Number of Defects" divided by "Number of Units"
What is "DPU" or DEFECTS PER UNIT?
300
In a "gage R&R study" this type of variation is due to the measurement device and is the variation observed when the same operator measures the same part many times, using the same gage, under the same conditions
What is "REPEATABILITY"?
300
This is a planned set of operations which leads to a corresponding set of observations
What is an "EXPERIMENT"?
300
5S is five terms, that when implemented, create a workplace suited for visual control and lean operation. Name "5S" in order
What is "Sort, Straighten, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain"?
300
ANOVA
What is "ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE"?
400
This is the statistical objective of Six Sigma
What is "Reduce spread and center processes" or "Reduce Variation"?
400
Determining the ____ Level of processes allows process performance to be compared throughout an entire organization, because it is independent of the process.
What is "SIGMA" Level?
400
This graphical tool summarizes data, show how data is distributed and identifies outliers
What is a "BOX PLOT"?
400
In a DOE, this is a particular combination of factors and levels examined in the experiment
What is a "TREATMENT"?
400
He invented the Japanese concept called poka-yoke or mistake proofing
Who is "SHIGEO SHINGO"?
400
"KOVs"
What are "KEY OUTPUT VARIABLES"?
500
He is credited as the “Father” of the Toyota Production System (TPS)
Who is Taiichi Ohno?
500
This is the formula for First Pass Yield (FPY)
What is "total # of parts that are accepted" divided by "the # of parts that were started"?
500
This hypothesis test would be used when evaluating the "before" and "after" performance of 10 operators taking a training course
What is a "PAIRED-T TEST"?
500
Through this type of DOE we can cut down the number of experiments needed to determine statistical significance and answer the experiment objective
What is a "FRACTIONAL DOE"?
(Slide I17-20)
500
This Control Chart is used for attribute data when classifying product as “good” or “bad” and monitors the number of product conforming or non-conforming. It monitors both the average number conforming and the variation in that number with a constant sample size.
What is a "NP CHART"?
500
TIMWOODU
What is "Transporting, Inventory, Motion, Waiting, Over-Processing, Over-Production, Defects, Under-Utilization (of employees"?