Setting
Objective Specifications
Setting Objective Specifications is an advanced workshop for scientists, chemists, troubleshooters,
and engineers in setting robust process specifications.
The math is done by JMP software.
Benefits of the Workshop
- You
will review your Design of Experiments skills.
- You
will learn to use models to set specifications objectively.
- You
will learn to use the Monte Carlo method to simulate factor
variations.
- You
will develop greater pride and confidence in your work.
In two days you will learn
- A
complete review of DOE techniques
- How
to use a mathematical model to make predictions
- How
to use Monte Carlo Analysis to study the consequences of manufacturing
specifications
- How
to estimate manufacturing specification
capability (Cpk)
- How
to determine process specifications that balance product performance
with ease of manufacturing
This
is What Happens During the Training
- You
will work in teams of two, collecting realistic data from a
simulated lab in five exercises. Each exercise provides practice
of the methods learned.
- You
will learn to use JMP software during the workshop. You use
JMP to analyze your data. This practice on real problems
provides the confidence necessary to use the methods immediately
upon returning to work.
- Everything
you learn is practiced during the workshop. Everything taught
is demonstrated by real examples. Questions are encouraged.
You won't have any homework.
Texts
You will receive a copy of the slides and the exercise manual.
Prerequisites
You need to have completed Performing Objective
Experiments or its equivalent.
On-site Price
Note: The minimum number of students is 6
Base
Price |
Price
Per Student |
$5,000 |
$495 |
Click
here to see the room requirements.