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Welcome to EME6403 Quality Control. This course, led by Dr. L. Anneberg, Ph.D., introduces key concepts in quality management, including Statistical Quality Control (SQC) techniques like control charts, Pareto analysis, and histograms. For your first homework assignment, find an interesting quality-related item on the American Society for Quality website, summarize it to 100 words, and email it to me without attachments. Engage with the course by filling out the online questionnaire and participating in discussions. Additional resources are provided to deepen your understanding of quality improvement.
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EME6403 - Quality Control Dr. L.Anneberg, Ph.D Fall 2001 Office: E215 Phone: 248-204-2539
Introductions • Email is great: anneberg@ltu.edu • Course online comment form: • www3.ltu.edu/~anneberg/qc.html • Course homepages: • www3.ltu.edu/~anneberg • www4.ltu.edu • login: XX33333 password: 33333 [student ID] • www.blackboard.com/courses/EME6403/ • Enter as ‘guest’
First Homework • Part 1 • Find an interesting item on www.asc.org about QUALITY, mildly edit it down to 100 words or less • Copy and paste, count words [must be less than 100] • Electronically communicate to me: • email to me [TEXT ONLY, no attachments!!] • Part 2: • make a comment on • www3.ltu.edu/~anneberg/qc.html • don’t be anonymous, so I know who you are!!
American Society for Quality and Quality in Manufacturing • Wonderful resources for info, especially when the class is over • ASQ has certification programs: Quality Engineer, Reliability Engineer, etc. • www.asq.org AND www.qualityinmfg.com • Juran and Deming are among the VIPs of the quality genre
More Introductions • I have an online questionnaire that you must fill out… [homework #1] • www3.ltu.edu/~anneberg/qc.html • I want to get a good email list going, and also know what topics you’d like to see • EXTRA CREDIT opportunities: • find my dissertation/title/year: email me 1 line • find a marathon time of min: email me 1 line
SQC = Statistical Quality Control • Montgomery, our course book author, also has a SQC book [I use this as a reference - he also has a Statistics, Probability, and Prob/Stat book, among others] • Quality Improvement leads to increased productivity • 80/20 rule - Pareto handout
Seven major tools of SQC • Histogram • Check Sheet • Pareto chart • Cause and Effect fiagram • Defect Concentration diagram • Scatter diagram • control chart
Control charts help reduce variability • Idea: you calculate a middle line [average], and upper/lower lines, based on historical data • Then you let the process proceed • if you get points outside the UCL/LCL, worry [or maybe 3 points in a row]. • Main types are X bar and R -avg/range
X bar chart • The center line is X double bar, the average of the averages… • in other words, X bar is the average for one day. X double bar is the average of these averages • R is the Range, R bar is the average of these • The UCL/LCL are +/- [R bar][A2] • A2 is from your chart
Homework for SQC • Do a control chart. checksheet,pareto diagram,histogram for your book problem 2.5 • For extra credit: do a control chart for something in your life/job • 2.5 doesn’t have a bunch of days to do averages on, but have X bar be X double bar, and R bar be R…..
Homework summation • Questionnaire: www3.ltu.edu/~anneberg/qc.html AND COMPLETE!! • Go to www.blackboard.com/courses/EME6403 and add some item from ASQ or Qualityinnmfg.com to the discussion • Small data analysis…..