Exam 13: Six Sigma Management and Lean Tools

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A project risk assessment is a method for evaluating a potential project.

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The measure phase involves two major steps, selecting process outcomes and verifying measurements.

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The goal of the ________ step is to use visual and statistical tools to better understand the relationships between dependent and independent variables.

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________ get information from a variety of sources such as the voice of the business, the voice of the customer, and the voice of the employee for potential project ideas.

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The Pitman arm on a car costs $105 to repair. Compute the quality loss function for losses incurred as a result of deviation from a target where a tolerance of 10 plus or minus 0.75 is required and the mean squared deviation (V) from the target is (0.025)2.

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A Taguchi experiment is to be performed on the effects of lift, bore, stroke, and compression on engine performance with horsepower as the outcome variable. The factors were tested at each of the following levels in hopes of improving engine horsepower. A Taguchi experiment is to be performed on the effects of lift, bore, stroke, and compression on engine performance with horsepower as the outcome variable. The factors were tested at each of the following levels in hopes of improving engine horsepower.    The following experiment was used and the results of all trials are as follows:    Determine the best levels for each factor and state your conclusions. The following experiment was used and the results of all trials are as follows: A Taguchi experiment is to be performed on the effects of lift, bore, stroke, and compression on engine performance with horsepower as the outcome variable. The factors were tested at each of the following levels in hopes of improving engine horsepower.    The following experiment was used and the results of all trials are as follows:    Determine the best levels for each factor and state your conclusions. Determine the best levels for each factor and state your conclusions.

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Parameter design refers to the selection of control factors and the determination of optimal levels for each of the factors.

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Hypothesis tests, design of experiments, simulation, and piloting and testing are the tools used in the ________ stage of the DMAIC process.

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________ is used to determine if measurements are consistent.

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FMEA is used to ________.

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The Taguchi constant for flooring materials is known to be $50/cm sq. and the cost to repair them is $300. What is the tolerance interval?

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The process of developing specification limits is known as ________.

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Offline experimentation is performed during the ________ phase.

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Six Sigma translates to a defect rate of ________.

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The Taguchi constant for flooring materials is known to be $30/cm sq. and the cost to repair them is $325. What is the tolerance interval?

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A process that meets the statistical notion of Six Sigma produces 3.4 defects per million pieces produced.

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Variables that are uncontrollable are called ________.

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The sigma in Six Sigma refers to the Greek symbol that designates a mean in statistics.

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Which step in the analyze phase of DMAIC involves determining what characteristics of the process need to be changed to achieve improvement?

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________ is focused on final engineering design optimization.

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