SSP Part 1 Flashcards

1
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Who founded Kansei Engineering?

A

Mitsuo Nagamachi in the 1970s

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2
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Mitsuo Nagamachi worked in what university?

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Professor Emeritus of Hiroshima University

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3
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What is the other name for Kansei Engineering?

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Emotional or Affective engineering

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4
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This is a tested, common approach like a chemical formula, math equation, a seasoned technique, a known measure.

A

Algorithm

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4
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This is an integrated manufacturing system and product development tool that strives to please consumers in two ways. It aims to please customers with the product’s aesthetical qualities as well as its performance. A product’s ‘aesthetical qualities’ refers to how it feels, looks, smells, etc.

A

Kansei Engineering

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4
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This approach applies a variety of creative thinking and problem solving techniques to get an imaginative result.

A

A team approach

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4
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What does kaikaku mean?

A

Radical Change

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4
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This approach emphasizes keen observation and by learning from what didn’t work

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Trial and Error

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4
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This is an aid to creative problem solving. It is an experimental process/technique, a method for exploring and discovering solutions.

A

Heuristic

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5
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Who developed the Pugh Matrix?

A

Stuart Pugh

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6
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What does the Pugh Matrix do?

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It helps determine which items or potential solutions are more
important or ‘better’ than others. It is employed after capturing voice of the customer

Also known as a criteria-based matrix.

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What does “+” mean in a Pugh Matrix?

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It means a particular solution scores better on a particular criteria as compared to the datum

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8
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What are the 5 steps in doing a Pugh Matrix?

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  1. List down the Criteria in a Vertical List
  2. Select the Datum
  3. List down the Alternative Solutions Horizontally
  4. Marking the Pugh Matrix
  5. Aggregating the Scores
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9
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What does “–” mean in a Pugh Matrix?

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It means a particular solution doesn’t score better on a particular
criteria as compared to the datum

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10
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What is the datum?

A

It is what the Six Sigma project team believes to be the initial most feasible solution.

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10
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What does “S” mean in a Pugh Matrix?

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It means a particular solution scores the same on a particular criteria as compared to the datum
This is the default rating which is a score of 0

10
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What did Pugh call the method of winnowing multiple new product concepts?

A

Controlled Convergence

11
Q

What happens if all the data has a score less than 0?

A

Then the datum is considered as the final solution