Knowledge Checks - Chapter 8 Flashcards

1
Q

The limits that are calculated on a statistical process control chart are the __ limits, whereas the limits that are set by the customer are called the __ limits

A

control, specification

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2
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A comparison of project activities against a known standard is called __

A

benchmarking

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3
Q

Weighing the cost of implementing quality against the benefit it will deliver for the project is called a __ __ __

A

cost-benefit analysis

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4
Q

The tool that is used to test multiple factors simultaneously is called __ __ __

A

deign of experiments

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5
Q

__ is the lowest cost of quality, while __ is the highest cost of quality

A

prevention, internal

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6
Q

The tipping point where benefits or revenues received from improving quality equals the cost to achieve that quality is called a __ __

A

marginal analysis

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7
Q

A process that establishes a financial measure of the user dissatisfaction with a product’s performance, as it deviates from a target value, is described in Taguchi’s __ __

A

loss function

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8
Q

Fitness for use’ was a concept pioneered by __ __

A

Joseph Juran

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9
Q

The five levels of the CMMI are in order; __, __, __, __, __

A

Initial, managed, defined, quantitatively managed, optimized

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10
Q

The amount of inventory carried in a __ __ __ process is typically zero

A

just-in-time (JIT)

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11
Q

Six Sigma represents an accuracy of __ %

A

99.9999%

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12
Q

Continuous, incremental improvement in a product or process is called __ in Japan

A

Kaizan

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13
Q

Deming observed that at least __ % of the cost of quality (or poor quality) is management’s responsibility

A

85%

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14
Q

__ __ states that the probability of one event occurring does not affect the probability of another event occurring

A

statistical independence

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15
Q

The key output of the Plan Quality process is the __ __ __

A

quality management plan

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16
Q

A product that is not particularly attractive but meets your quality criteria for fitness for use can be described as __ __, but high quality

A

low grade

17
Q

The key output of Perform Quality Assurance is __ __

A

change requests

18
Q

Data that you can perform mathematical computations is called __ or __, whereas data that describes a label or a pass/fail scenario is described as __ or __ data

A

variable or continuous, attribute or discrete

19
Q

The quality pioneer that promoted the idea of zero defects was __ __

A

Philip Crosby

20
Q

Kaoru Ishikawa created a diagram used to ferret out root causes of problems that was called the __ __ __ diagram

A

cause and effect

21
Q

The __ __ is used to determine if the data in an SPC chart is out of control, even though the data points are within the control limits of the chart

A

zone test

22
Q

The __ chart is used to identify critical issues in descending order of frequency

A

Pareto

23
Q

To determine if a change in ‘X’ corresponds to a change in ‘Y’, the chart that best displays this correlation is the __ __

A

scatter diagram

24
Q

__ __ means that two events cannot occur in a single trial

A

mutual exclusivity

25
Q

The key output of Perform Quality Control is __ __

A

validated deliverables