Certified Six Sigma Green Belt Training

2nd Edition of my Six Sigma Green Belt course - Fully aligned with ASQ® CSSGB Body of Knowledge.

Note: We are not a representative of ASQ®.  ASQ® is the registered trademark of the American Society for Quality.

Are you appearing in the ASQ® or IASSC® Certified Six Sigma Green Belt exam?

• You know the basics of Six Sigma, but when it comes to statistics, you get confused.   

• You find concepts such as central limit theorem, probability distributions, hypothesis testing and design of experiments are too complex to understand.   

• You wish someone could explain these to you without using complex terminology, in a plain and simple language.   

Does this sound familiar? Let me help you in understanding these concepts in plain and simple terms at such an affordable price.   

Key Features:   

• Short and easy to understand videos covering the complete ASQ® CSSGB Body of Knowledge

• Downloadable lecture slides after each section   

• Quiz questions after each section to test your understanding.

• Ask your doubts in the Q&A section 

• Satisfaction guaranteed - 30 days money back policy - no questions asked  

• Certificate of Completion provided

Why go for Six Sigma certification?

Organizations implement Six Sigma to reduce cost, improve quality, reduce waste, improve consistency and improve customer satisfaction. After completing this course, you would be able to handle medium size improvement projects in your organization independently. In addition, you will be able to support a Black Belt in solving medium to highly complex problems.    

Topics covered:

Here is a summary of the topics covered in this course.   

1. Overview: Six Sigma and the Organization

   1. Six sigma and organizational goals

   2. Lean principles in the organization

   3. Design for six sigma (DFSS) methodologies

2. Define Phase

   1. Project identification

   2. Voice of the customer (VOC)

   3. Project management basics

   4. Management and planning tools

   5. Business results for projects

   6. Team dynamics and performance

3. Measure Phase

   1. Process analysis and documentation

   2. Probability and statistics

   3. Statistical distributions

   4. Collecting and summarizing data

   5. Measurement system analysis (MSA)

   6. Process and performance capability

4. Analyze Phase

   1. Exploratory data analysis

   2. Hypothesis testing

5. Improve Phase

   1. Design of experiments (DOE)

   2. Root cause analysis

   3. Lean Tools

6. Control Phase

   1. Statistical process control (SPC)

   2. Control plan
      

Note: We are not a representative of ASQ®.

ASQ® is the registered trademark of the American Society for Quality.