Introduction to Design of Experiment

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Design of Experiment (DOE) is one of the most powerful improvement tools. It is a strategic, enabling methodology to improve process yields and product quality. At the same time, it reduces the product development time and overall costs by changing one or more process characteristics after studying their effects on the product. In recent years, DOE has been used by quality practitioners as a key driver for many quality improvement initiatives including Six Sigma.

This course addresses all the essentials of DOE to ensure a successful implementation of this improvement tool.

How will I benefit?

The participants will be able to:
• appreciate how DOE can greatly improve product quality
• accelerate their learning process through participating in the various exercises understand the full cycle of the DOE process and apply it.

Introduction to DOE
• The applications and benefits of DOE
• One factor-at-a-time approach
• Comparison of traditional and model methods of experimentation

Planning For Effective Experiment
• Basic principles and DOE procedure
• Replication, Randomisation, and Blocking

Full Factorial Experiment
• Basic concepts and applications of full factorial experiment
• Main Effect and Interaction Plots analysis
• Orthogonal Design

Experimental Analysis
• Graphical analysis and interpretation
• Y=f(x) analysis

Fractional Factorial Design (2 levels)
• Basic concepts and application of fractional factorial design
• Confounding patterns and design resolution
• Selection guideline for 2 level fractional factorial design

DOE Success Factors
• A Strategy for Choosing the Appropriate Design
• Guidelines for Selecting Factors of the experiment
• Practical Considerations During DOE
This course is designed for front line managers, engineers or executives who are involved in quality improvement initiatives.

A related training to consider is Failure Mode & Effect Analysis (FMEA). TS16949 core tools trainings such as SPC, MSA and APQP-PPAP are also available.

For breakthrough quality improvements, learn more about Six Sigma. Start off with the Understanding Six Sigma course and progress through each level up to Black Belt competency!
On completion, you will be awarded an internationally recognized BSI Training Academy certificate.

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