Capability Analysis Course Training Slides

Variation is the differences that exist between individual units of a product or process

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Statistics and statistical techniques are a vital key to any world class organization.

However, statistics can be intimidating to many employees and managers. Although statistical training is widely available, if the knowledge is not used, it disappears quickly.

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The course is divided into four major sections:

Variation
- What is variation, how to calculate average and standard deviation.

Cp and Cpk
What are they? What do they mean? How do I calculate them? How can I convert them into probability of failure rates?

Normal Distribution
Properties of the normal distribution, including area under the curve estimations using the standard normal tables.

Examples
A real life example utilizing the number of calories eaten per day. Everyone can relate to the example, and it makes understanding the concepts much easier.

There is variation in everything…

• No two processes, individuals, machines, products, are exactly the same


• Variation can be measured, if measurement unit is small enough


• Individual values can not be predicted
  - However, group of values create a predictable pattern

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