Mastering Statistical Quality Control with Minitab

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Publicado el 5/2015 Ingls Subttulos disponibles
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Start to learn the concepts and procedures of Statistical Quality Control, which are intensively used in
business, engineering, manufacturing and in many places when decision making processes are driven by data
and facts rather just by intuitive feelings.
The course covers the core chapters of Statistical Quality Control and it helps understanding and applying
the most complex and sophisticated statistical methods in practice.
Learn how to decide which factors influence the key indicators of your product or service using the
Analysis of Variance Method (ANOVA).

Completely Randomized Design.

Randomized Block Design.

Completely Randomized Design with Random Factor.

One-way and Two-way Experimental Layout.

Model Building in Multifactor Balanced Design.

Get familiar with the concept of Statistical Process Control (SPC) and the proper use of Control Charts.

Stability and Capability of a process.

Control Charts for Variables.

Control Charts for Attributes.

Application of Control Charts in Phase I and Phase II.

Shewhart Charts.

Cumulative Sum (CUSUM) Charts.

Exponentially Weighted Moving Average (EWMA) Charts.

Moving Average (MA) Charts.

Normal and Non-normal data.

Fast Initial Response Method.

Learn how to quantify the actual and potential capability of your process to satisfy the needs of your
costumer.

Product Characterization.

Process Capability Analysis.

Overall and Potential Capability.

Capability Analysis with Non-normal Data.

Learn the way of checking the capability of your measurement system to ensure the required precision.

Gauge and Measure System Analysis.

The Analysis of Variance Method with Balanced ANOVA.

Minitab Gage R&R Tools.

This course is comprehensive and covers the core chapters of Statistical Quality Control.
35 video lectures.
5 hours.
Enjoy the benefit of the well-structured, short and yet comprehensive video lectures.
In these lectures all things happen inside a Minitab driven analysis.
All in one place, within the same video lesson, gaining computer skills, getting theoretical background, and
mainly getting the ability to interpret the outputs properly.

These lessons are specially prepared with intensive screen animations, concise and yet comprehensive, wellstructured explanations. If you like you can turn on subtitles to support the comprehension.
The verification of the assumptions for a test, the basic theoretical background or even the formulas applied in a
procedure appear in these video tutorials at the right instances of the analysis. The outputs are explained in a
detailed manner in such an order that enables you to make the appropriate conclusions.
In these video lectures Minitab is used not only to solve problems but to explore and demonstrate different
concepts of Statistical Quality Control to make you easily familiar with rather complex concepts of the field.
Learn in a way when you watch the video and do the same simultaneously in your own Minitab.
Watching a video, pausing it and doing the same steps simultaneously in your own Minitab is the best way of
getting experience and practice in data manipulation. Repeating the sessions with different sample data
develops your skill to solve statistical problems with a software.
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Cules son los requisitos?

Download and install Minitab. Version 17.1 is used in the video lectures but earlier or later versions can
also be used since little changes have been made in the way of manipulating data.

Download the dataset used throughout the course. The dataset downloadable from the Lecture 1.
Introduction.

If you have never met Minitab software before take the free short course of Getting Familiar with
Minitab where the screens and the most basic commands of Minitab are introduced.

To complete this course you should be familiar with the basic concepts of Statistics. If you need help in
this field or you want to polish your knowledge take my other course Foundation of Statistics with Minitab,
here on Udemy and use the relevant chapters whenever you need.
Qu voy a aprender en este curso?

Get familiar with those chapters of Statistics, which are intensively used in Statistical Quality Control or
in Six Sigma projects.
Be the master of Minitab.
Learn how to analyze and evaluate your Measurement System or how to use different Capability
measures in the MEASURE phase to quantify the actual and the potential capability of your process. Learn

how to conduct a Minitab session when you analyze your experiment with One- or Multifactor ANOVA in the
ANALYSE phase and learn how to interpret the session outputs of the analysis properly.

Get familiar with the concepts of Statistical Process Control and the technics of using Control Charts in
the CONTROL phase for quality improvement either in the manufacturing or in the service sectors.
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A quin est dirigido?

The course is ideal for two groups of audiences.

- For undergraduate or graduate students who have been studying Quality Management at their
universities and who need help in understanding the concepts of statistical methods for quality improvement
and want to get skill of using Minitab for problem solving in that area.

- For professionals in the field of quality working on Lean Six Sigma projects and occasionally they need
support in the proper use of statistical methods in the different phases of the project.
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Programa
Seccin 1: Introduction
Clase 1

Introduction and Data Files to Download

Vista previa

02:50

Seccin 2: Analysis of Variance - One Factor Expermimental Design

Clase 2

Completely Randomized Design (CRD). Part I. Testing the Model

Vista previa

08:52

Clase 3

Completely Randomized Design (CRD). Part II. Checking the Model's Assumptions

04:30

Clase 4

Completely Randomized Design (CRD). Part III. Multiple Comarisons of Pop. Means.

06:29

Seccin 3: Analysis of Variance - Randomized Block Design and One Random Factor Design
Clase 5

The Randomized Block Design (RBD)

08:43

Clase 6

Completely Randomized Design (CRD) with Random Factor

03:56

Seccin 4: Analysis of Variance - Two Factor Experimental Design

Clase 7

Two-Way Experimental Layout. Model With Interaction. Checking the Model

11:55

Clase 8

Two-Way Experimental Layout. The Additive Model

04:27

Clase 9

Two-Way Experimental Layout. Main Factor Plots and Interaction Plot.

09:08

Clase 10

Two-Way Experimental Layout. Comparing the Treatment Means.

05:38

Clase 11

Two-Way Experimental Layout. Using Residuals For Checking Assumptions.

08:29

Clase 12

Two-Way Experimental Layout With One Observation Per Cell

03:43

Clase 13

Two-Way Experimental Layout. Blocking

07:19

Clase 14

Two-Way Experimental Layout with Random Factors. Random-Effects Model

05:06

Clase 15

Two-Way Experimental Layout with Fixed and Random Factors. Mixed-Effects Model.

05:58

Clase 16

Two-Way Experimental Layout With Nested Factors

06:04

Seccin 5: Analysis of Variance - Multifactor Balanced Design

Clase 17

Model Building in a Multifactor Experimental Layout. Full Model. Reduced Model

06:13

Seccin 6: Statistical Process Control - Control Charts in Phase I.

Clase 18

Control Charts to Detect Process Variation. Part I. Stability. Capability.

Vista previa

10:35

Clase 19

Control Charts to Detect Process Variation. Part II. Control Limits.

07:53

Clase 20

Control Charts For Variables - Shewhart Xbar Charts. Control Limits. Patterns.

09:26

Clase 21

Control Charts For Variables - Shewhart R Charts. Control Limits. Patterns.

06:49

Clase 22

Control Charts For Variables - Simultaneous Use of Xbar and R Charts.

09:29

Clase 23

Control Charts For Variables - Shewhart Xbar-S Charts. Changing Sample Size.

08:31

Clase 24

Control Charts For Variables - Shewhart I-MR Charts For Individual Measurements.

11:28

Clase 25

Control Charts For Attributes - The p Chart. The np Chart.

10:53

Clase 26

Control Charts For Attributes - The c Chart. The u Chart. Variable Sample Size.

08:10

Seccin 7: Statistical Process Control - Control Charts in Phase II.

Clase 27

One-Sided CUSUM Charts - Part I. The Basic Idea.

10:20

Clase 28

One-Sided CUSUM Charts - Part II. Samples With One Element. Tracking The Values.

07:36

Clase 29

Two-Sided Cusum Charts. The V-Mask

05:31

Clase 30

Exponentially Weighted Moving Average (EWMA) Charts

05:13

Clase 31

Moving Average (MA) Charts

03:58

Seccin 8: Product Characterization and Process Capability Analysis

Clase 32

Product Characterization. Capability Analysis Using Historical Data.

12:02

Clase 33

Process Capability Analysis. Overall and Potential Capability. Ppk, Cpk.

12:12

Clase 34

Capability Analysis With Non-Normal Data

05:42

Seccin 9: Gauge and Measurement System Analysis (Gauge R&R Study)

Clase 35

Gauge and Measurement System Analysis. The Analysis of Variance Method.

10:56

Biografa del instructor

Lszl Csanaki Bognr, Professor of Applied Statistics
Engineer and mathematician teaching different subjects of Engineering and Mathematics for more than 20
years at a college in Hungary. Beside teaching he is intensively involved in industrial projects as a consultant or
as a structural designer. His special fields are Quality Statistics, Statistical Process Control, Multivariate
Statistical Analysis and Stochastic Processes. He was elected to the President of the Chamber of Engineers in
Fejer county and holds several awards. He served as the rector of the College of Dunaujvaros for 8 years.