Anki Reinforcement Flashcards

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what is a variable sampling plan?

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based on measurement of a specific quality characteristics of individual items. The measured values are then summarized and compared to an allowable value, which will lead to lot acceptance or rejection.

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2
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what is a stratified plan?

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type of sample selection that takes samples proportionally from different parts of the lot

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what is a sequential plan?

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is a plan that treats each item as a sample of one in determining to accept, reject or continue to sample

procedure of testing items in sequence and continually making the decisions on accept or reject and wether to continue after each sample

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what is a double sampling plan?

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see apple photos

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5
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what is cluster sampling?

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when respondents are selected in groups or clusters such as a geographical cluster, it is cluster sampling

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6
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stratified sampling

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population is buyers separated into subgroups state

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7
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what are general configuration audits?

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reviews of the product against the engineering specifications to determine compliance

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what is a software configuration audit?

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should be periodically performed to ensure the software configuration management practices and procedures are rigorously followed. Procedures for this audit should be dined in a software configuration SCM plan.

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9
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what is severity?

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impact or potential harm of a failure mode, identified in a failure mode and effects analysis

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what is likelihood?

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probability of occurrence of a failure mode, identified in a failure mode and effects analysis

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what is a scatter diagram?

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plot of one measure variable measured against the other, determine relationship

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12
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What are 2 process improvement techniques?

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six sigma and lean

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13
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Six sigma was invented by who when?

which was another company associated with six sigma?

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motorola 1985

GE implemented in all the processes all the managers

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14
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Six sigma in laymans terms

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whatever tolerance you have, if you are using half that tolerance you are having six sigma performance

Piece

100-102 you use 100.5 to 101.5 instead of 2 mm you are using 1 mm

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15
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3 approaches to using sigma

Just name the 3

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  • statistical tool
  • process
  • philosophy
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16
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when you are looking for six sigma as a statistical tool you are looking for

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less than 3.4 defects per million opportunities

17
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six sigma as a process what is it?

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improving a process

DMAIC
DMADV

18
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six sigma as a philosophy

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improving anything and eveyrhitng which is not ideal

19
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an observation should not be used

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if there is a violation of a customer requirement

20
Q

DMAIC stands for

When is,it used

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When you want to improve an existing process

Define the problem
Measure the current state of the process
Analyze the audit problem based on facts and figures 
Improve the process 
Control maintain the gain
21
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DMADV

When is it used what does it stand for

What is it also called

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Used in designing with a new process

Define the goal 
Measure the needs of the customer
Analyze the options based on facts
Design a new process 
Verify the ability to meet the target

First 3 stages the same as DMAC

Also called DFSS design for six sigma

22
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Six sigma belts

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White belt
Yellow belts
Green belts
Black belts