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Six Sigma - Introduction To Taguchi Methods And Robust Design - Revised 2018
Improve the quality of your manufactured goods by studying the principles behind Taguchi Methods And Robust Design.
Description
This course will first introduce you to the Taguchi Methods, also known as Quality Engineering or Robust Design. You will study the typical QE applications and look into the DOE (Design of Experiment) which is the key tool to this approach. You will get to know the developer Genichi Taguchi and his mentor C. R. Rao, and study his key contribution, Robust Design, which allows products or services to function over a broad range of usage and environmental conditions.
You will then study the 3 steps of Taguchi’s Product Design Approach encompassing System Design, Parameter Design, and Tolerance Design. You will learn that Taguchi’s Experimental Factors Parameter design step identifies and optimizes the Design Factors. The course will teach you the parameters to look for when applying Robust Design as well as the weaknesses that one may encounter with the approach. The course will also look into the difference between Sensitivity Analysis and Robust Design.
Business entrepreneurs and managers in the field of engineering, biotechnology, marketing, and advertising will benefit from the principles behind Taguchi Methods and Robust Design taught in this course. They will learn the techniques and tools needed to improve the productivity of their organization while at the same time meeting their customers' needs and satisfaction. By the end of the course, your professional skills, and your résumé, will be at the next level. So why wait? Start your next learning journey, today.
Start Course NowLearning Outcomes
Having completed this course the learner will be able to:
- Describe the development of Taguchi Methods by Genichi Taguchi.
- Describe typical Quality Engineering applications.
- Explain how Taguchi Methods reduce variability of response to maximize robustness.
- Define Robust Design and Taguchi's key contribution to it.
- Describe Taguchi's Product Design approach.
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