MOOC - Lean Six Sigma Black Belt
Level V – Creating future-proof processes
The Unit ‘Creating future-proof processes’ is about applying Lean Six Sigma techniques in the product development process with the objective to design products and services that will perform on a Six Sigma level from the earliest phase.
Design for Six Sigma:
The Learning Element ‘Design for Six Sigma’ reviews a number of methodologies and techniques that can be applied within Design for Six Sigma, such as Quality Function Deployment, Reliability engineering and Tolerance analysis.
LSSBB.U8.E2.PC1
Describe and eliminate design constraints, including design for cost, design for manufacturability and producibility, design for test and design for maintainability. Bloom: Understand
LSSBB.U8.E2.PC2
Understand that QFD can be applied to translate customer requirements into product performance measures. Bloom: Understand
LSSBB.U8.E2.PC3
Describe key functions of a design, the primary potential failure modes relative to each function and the potential causes of each failure mode. Describe critical parameter management (CPM) and the DMADV roadmap. Bloom: Understand
LSSBB.U8.E2.PC4
Understand that reliability specifications and design tests can be used to demonstrate reliability specifications. Understand basic principles of failure rate function of life time tests. Bloom: Understand
LSSBB.U8.E2.PC5
Understand the basic principles of tolerance analysis using worst case, RSS, Monte Carlo and empirical methods. Bloom: Understand