Study Guide: Additional Questions Flashcards

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Disadvantage of Pre-Control Charts

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They don’t provide info on how to reduce variability

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Attribute data is a term used to describe ______ data

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Discrete

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Includes detailed reaction plans that should be followed when a control method detects a problem

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Control Plan

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Details the steps an operator should take when the process has a problem

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Reaction Plan

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An improvement program based on minimizing variability

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Six Sigma

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Involves verifying that the process parameters will meet requirements under all manufacturing conditions

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Operational Qualification

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Inspection costs are what type of costs

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Appraisal Costs

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A control chart shows a process is out of control. What should you do

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Brainstorm to determine cause of problem

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Main purpose of interrelationship diagraph

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To visualize casual relationships of a problem

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An experiment where all treatment combinations of the factors are carried out

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Full Factorial Design

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What quality tool would be good for conducting a needs analysis when considering a new training program

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Quality Function Deployment

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Which phase of the corrective action cycle helps prevent problem backsliding

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Recurrence Control

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Considering the product/process development cycle, the phase in which a working model of the product or process is developed and tested is referred to as the

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Prototype Phase

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Who proposed using signal-to-noise ratios to improve robustness

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Taguchi

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What is a benefit of implementing standardized work

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Reduction in process variation
More consistent products
Simplified downstream activities

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A control chart was out of control but the operator failed to adjust the process. What is this called?

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Undercontrol

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17
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A 3^5 experiment means that we are investigating

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Three levels of five factors

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18
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The process for rating a supplier must include

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Financial
Manufacturing
Quality systems

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A quality project team is investigating the root cause of variation in a manufacturing facility. What stage of the DMAIC process would this be?

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A - Analyze

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20
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What contributes to the precision of a measurement

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Reproducibility

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You suspect there is a linear relationship between two continuous variables. What is the first thing you should do?

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Graph the data in a Scattergram

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In which phase of the corrective action cycle does a team develop feasible solutions to improve a process?

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Effectiveness Assessment

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Measurement assurance is an important concept in metrology because

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Little consideration is often given to a test operators contribution to measurement error

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When there is no control in place to address a significant risk, or the control is insufficient for that particular risk, there is a

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Control Gap

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Two factors effect an experiments yield that takes place over several days. What type of design would be appropriate for this experiment
Randomized Block Design
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It is a measure of the instantaneous rate of failure of a component at time t
Hazard Rate function
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What is the effect of a factor that is indistinguishable from the effect of the interaction of two other factors called?
Confounding
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A company produces a part continuously. Which type of OC curve is appropriate for the sampling plan?
Type B OC curve
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Which probability distributions are skewed right?
Lognormal Exponential Chi-square
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Steps for appropriate disposition of suspect material/products is usually found in
Reaction Plan
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What happens in the norming stage
Individuals begin to shift from personal concerns to the needs of the team
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In a crossed-array designed experiment, it is found that there are no significant control-by-noise interactions. This means
There is no robust design problem
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In an acceptance sampling plan, how does the probability of acceptance change for a given fraction nonconforming as the acceptance number increases
Probability of acceptance increases
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What is the first step to take when prioritizing corrective action?
Eliminate Occurrence
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To get more accurate surface measurements, use a
Granite surface plate
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For detecting surface defect in aluminum, the following testing method is appropriate
Liquid penetration testing
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What describes the phenomenon in which high-order interactions are negligible and a system is dominated by the main effects and low-order interactions:
Sparsity-of-effects principle
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If events A and B are mutually exclusive then probability is equal to
A+B
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If events A and B are independent then probability of both occuring is equal to
A x B
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Who is credited with the following definition of quality “conformance to specification”
Philip Crosby
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In what way does the official definition of the base unit of mass differ from the definitions of other base units?
Its definition is in terms of a physical artifact
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If a process it out of control, it is desirable to
Have a small average run length
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A quantity derived from a sample data that describes the distribution is called a
Parameter
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Disadvantage of using fractional factorial experiment is that
Effects are confounded
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The probability of rejecting a false null hypothesis is called
Power
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The distribution on which np- charts are based is called
Binomial
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A benefit of implementing an FMEA is that
Helps a team identify and eliminate the negative effects of potential failures before they occur
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100% inspection is most appropriate when
The fraction of nonconforming products is high
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What probability distribution is required for the results of a capability study to be considered valid?
Normal Distribution
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When compared with attributes sampling plans, variables sampling plans
Provide info on how well a process is operating
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Lean tool for helping to reduce changeover times is associated with Shigeo Shingo and Toyota
Standardized Work
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Graphical method that assess the assumption of normality in the analysis of a designed experiment
Normal Probability Plot of Residuals
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What criteria must a condition have to be qualified as a problem?
Variable performance from a set standard Deviation from perception Cause is unknown
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A team is doing a project on errors in a customers files. What type of sampling is appropriate for this project?
Simple random sampling
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The distribution on which c-charts are based is called
Poisson
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What is a property of Dodge-Romig sampling tables?
They minimize average total inspection
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Warranty issues are categories as which type of cost?
External Failure cost
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What happens in the forming stage
The teams mission is clarified and specific roles are identified
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What is the primary purpose of a process decision program chart (PDPC)?
To assess a process implementation plan during the initial phases of operation
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To determine whether the data are autocorrelated, which method would be used?
Trend Analysis
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Maintaining risk at or below an acceptable level is part of:
Risk Control
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Provides a framework to iteratively improve a process
PDCA
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Spare parts that need to be evaluated are an example of what type of cost?
Appraisal Cost
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A machine has 6 subsystems and will fail when 4 or more fail. What type of system design is this?
k-out-of-n system
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The consequences of a failure mode and its frequency of occurrence
Criticality
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The Malcomb Baldrige National Quality Award emphasizes
Results
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Drawback of Fault Tree Analysis
It's too complicated since it does not require the user to know anything about the process or product
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This provides a means to identify sequential or cause-and-effect relationships of a problem
Interrelationship diagraphs