Udemy - Tabtrainer Minitab Process Capability Analysis-Continuous

Level: All | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 19 Lectures ( 1h 41m ) | Size: 627 MB
Achieve top-level expertise in Minitab with Prof. Dr. Murat Mola, recognized as Germany's Professor of the Year 2023.
What you'll learn
Explain the concept of process capability and distinguish between overall and potential capability.
Perform a complete process capability analysis for continuous, normally distributed data using Minitab®.
Verify normality assumptions using the Anderson-Darling test and interpret p-values correctly.
Construct and interpret X-bar and R control charts to assess process stability.
Differentiate between standard deviation within and standard deviation overall, and understand their implications for capability.
Calculate and interpret key capability indices including Cp, Cpk, Pp, Ppk, and Cpm.
Assess the centering and variation of a process using visual tools such as histograms, probability plots, and dot plots.
Identify and analyze causes of process shift and variation using practical tools like root cause analysis and supplier-based grouping.
Apply improvement measures and validate their effectiveness through comparative capability analysis.
Communicate capability results effectively to stakeholders and support continuous quality improvement initiatives.
Requirements
Software Minitab
No Specific Prior Knowledge Needed: all topics are explained in a practical step-by-step manner.
Description
1. Data Preparation & Exploratory AnalysisHow to import and clean quality dataUse of descriptive statistics to assess central tendency and dispersionIdentifying outliers and initial trendsPerforming the Anderson-Darling test to verify normal distribution assumptions2. Process Stability AnalysisConstruction and interpretation of X-bar and R control chartsApplication of all 8 AIAG control tests to identify process instabilitiesUnderstanding subgroup structures and the difference between within-group and between-group variationVerifying whether the process is stable enough to begin capability analysis3. Capability Metrics and Their InterpretationIntroduction to key process capability indicators: Cp, Cpk, Pp, Ppk, and the Cpm (Taguchi Index)Understanding the difference between overall and potential capabilityExplanation of process centering and process shift (Katayori)Visual interpretation through histograms, density functions, and z-benchmarks (Sigma Level)Assessing scrap rates using PPM values (Parts Per Million)4. Root Cause Analysis and OptimizationRoot cause investigation using supplier-coded ID dataCreation of dot plots to compare raw material quality across suppliersImplementing technical and supplier-related improvement actionsEvaluating before-and-after scenarios using the Capability Sixpack tool5. Final Evaluation and Best PracticesComparing pre- and post-optimization results based on capability indices and control chartsInterpretation of visual and statistical outputs to determine long-term capabilityGuidance for saving, documenting, and communicating capability projectsUnderstanding when a process can be considered statistically capable, and how to sustain performanceLearning Outcome:By the end of this course section, participants will be able to:Apply the complete capability analysis cycle from start to finishUse key performance indicators to assess and compare process capabilityIdentify causes of process instability and high variationImplement targeted improvements to meet customer RequirementsUse Minitab® tools efficiently, including control charts, capability plots, and the Capability SixpackThis training empowers learners to make data-driven decisions, communicate process capability clearly, and support sustainable quality improvements in real industrial settings.
Who this course is for
Data Analysts, Six Sigma Belts, Minitab Process Optimizers, Minitab Users
Quality Assurance Professionals: Those responsible for monitoring production processes and ensuring product quality will gain practical tools for defect analysis.
Production Managers: Managers overseeing manufacturing operations will benefit from learning how to identify and address quality issues effectively.
Six Sigma Practitioners: Professionals looking to enhance their expertise in statistical tools for process optimization and decision-making.
Engineers and Analysts: Individuals in manufacturing or technical roles seeking to apply statistical methods to real-world challenges in production.
Business Decision-Makers: Executives and leaders aiming to balance quality, cost, and efficiency in production through data-driven insights and strategies.
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