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This course gives you a free taste of what you will learn as a Six Sigma Black Belt. This section is the equivalent of one 40 hour week of instruction of our in-person Black Belt training.

The Six Sigma Black Belt is an expert problem-solver. They need strong interpersonal skills, a good grasp of how to extract knowledge from data, and a strong motivation to excel. During this instruction  block you will learn:

  • What is Six Sigma?
  • How to run a team and meetings effectively
  • What the "Define" step accomplishes
  • What statistical methods are used for
  • Simple probability
  • Probability distributions
  • Using probabilities to estimate confidence intervals
  • What variation is and why we try to eliminate it
  • How to test measurement systems to see if they are able to be used to make decisions
    • Continuous Data
    • Discrete Data
  • How to statistically characterize whether a process is capable of what you need from it

This course gives you everything that you need to become a Six Sigma Black Belt. The Six Sigma Black Belt is an expert problem-solver. They need strong interpersonal skills, a good grasp of how to extract knowledge from data, and a strong motivation to excel.

This course tests the knowledge of a Six Sigma Champion candidate.

This is a FREE demo course to show how the measurement system analysis course works. It includes two full lessons that cover about all the content you would get in other MSA courses. You don't even need an account to check it out!

Introductory offer: $495 $300

You will need to create an account to take the course. Completion certificate automatically verifiable by third parties.

Why you need this course

Measurement system analysis is necessary to know if the numbers you get are going to be useful in making decisions.

This course teaches the attendee how to perform three types of measurement system analysis that will allow you to:

  1. Quickly determine if a measurement system has potential
  2. Determine if a measurement system is stable over a very short time frame
  3. Continuously monitor a measurement system to ensure it is working as intended.
Additional topics will be presented around how to test for accuracy and to test measurement system acceptability based on:
  1. Ability to determine conformance to spec
  2. Probability of misclassifying samples
  3. Detecting process improvement and changes
  4. Practicality of using the measurement system for your purposes
Finally, the student will learn how to handle any of the three types of destructive gauges.