WHO SHOULD ATTEND This seminar is designed for product and process design, manufacturing, quality engineers, testing, and development engineers. CONTENT HIGHLIGHTS • Design Of Experiments Background • DOE definition • DOE and Taguchi history • DOE in the product life cycle • implementation strategy • Design Of Experiments Process • flowcharts • injection molding case study • water pump leak case study overview • Planning Phase • select levels of factors • select orthogonal array • assign factors • locate interactions • modification of standard orthogonal arrays • parameter design • Conducting The Experiment • trial data sheets • testing logistics & assignments • identification of trial results • sample size per trial • randomization • good and bad data sets • Analyzing And Interpreting Results • observation method • column effects method • state problem(s) • state objective(s) • determine measurement method(s) • quality characteristic(s) • select factors • identify control and noise factors
I.D.# C0231
SCHEDULE Future offerings are being scheduled. Check the course web page for the most up-to-date information.
FEES List:
$1,415 $1,274
Members:
TWO-DAYS/1.3 CEUS
Get the complete course description and register: sae.org/learn/content/c0231/
• plotting • ranking
• analyzing variability • factor classification • attribute data • interpreting experimental results
SAE’S “TOTAL” STEM SOLUTION We are the only U.S.-based
• confirmation experiment • Experimental Workshop • popcorn experiment review
engineering organization to offer a full continuum of Kindergarten- College (K-16) science, technology, engineering, and math education opportunities. Learn how you can get involved at saefoundation.org.
INSTRUCTOR Phillip J. Ross President, Quality Services International, Inc.
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