Dates:
April 2-3 and
April 16-17, 2009
Time:
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Location:
TU Campus
Fee: *
$1,395 per person
$1,195 each for three or more persons from the same company
Early
Online Registration (10 days before seminar)
$1,295 per person
*subject
to change for future programs
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Minitab and
Fundamentals of Data Analysis
Enhance your quality improvement skills and discover the power of the Minitab to help Mange your six sigma projects. This popular statistical tool, used by some of the world’s largest companies to manage and analyze process improvements, can help you identify and reduce defects, improve productivity, and increase profit through improved performance!
This class is a combo beginning through intermediate Minitab class—a total of four days in the classroom with two weeks in between. Course materials include the Minitab Handbook. Participants are required to bring laptops with pre-loaded Minitab Software—either a trial version or company purchased.
Who Should Attend: A skill-building course, this program is for quality professionals, Six Sigma practitioners, engineers, and analysts or others who have experience with statistics and who would like to learn the functionality of the Minitab software.
Fundamental Course Topics:
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Introduction to Minitab: Working with data; Working with projects and worksheets
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Worksheet Operations: Editing a worksheet; Manipulating data; Importing and exporting data
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One variable Graphs and Summaries: Creating distribution plots; Histograms, boxplots, descriptive statistics
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Two and Three Variable Graphs: Scatterplots, matrix plots, 3-D scatterplots, seasonal time series plots
Intermediate Course Topics:
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Statistical Distributions
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One-Sample Confidence Intervals and Tests for Means
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Comparing Two Means: Confidence Intervals and Tests
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Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
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Regression and Correlation
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Chi Square Tests and Contingency Tables
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Non-Parametric Statistics
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Control Charts
Instructor:
Kevin Clay is a Six
Sigma Master Black Belt and brings over 15 years of operational
experience into the classroom. He has a wide range of Lean Six Sigma
project experience in industries such as manufacturing, food processing,
residential and commercial construction, banking, healthcare, etc.
Kevin has a B.S in Industrial Technology and an M.S. in Manufacturing
Technology and Management from East Carolina University. At TU, Kevin
teaches both the Green and Black Belt Certification classes, as well as
Minitab.
For more information
about this program, please call:
918.631.2215 or email
TU-execdev@utulsa.edu