CSSBB: Certified Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Video Training Course
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CSSBB: Certified Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Video Training Course Exam Curriculum
Organization-Wide Planning and Deployment (BOK I)
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6:00
1. Course Introduction and Welcome
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6:00
2. Introduction - Section 1
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19:00
3. Fundamentals of six sigma and lean methodologies (BOK I.A.1)
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5:00
4. Six Sigma, Lean, and Other Continuous Improvement Methodologies (BOK I.A.2)
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17:00
5. Selecting Six Sigma Project (BOK I.A.2 Part 2)
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10:00
6. Relationships among business systems and processes (BOK I.A.3)
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17:00
7. Strategic planning and deployment for initiatives (BOK I.A.4)
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8:00
8. Strategic planning and deployment for initiatives (BOK I.A.4 Part 2)
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14:00
9. Leadership - Roles and Responsibilities (BOK I.B.1)
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10:00
10. Organizational roadblocks and change management (BOK I.B.2 Part 1)
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6:00
11. Causes of Six Sigma failure (BOK I.B.2 Part 2)
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16:00
12. Change Management (BOK I.B.2 Part 3)
Organizational Process Management and Measures (BOK II)
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3:00
1. Introduction - Section 2
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3:00
2. Impact of Six Sigma project on Stakeholders (BOK II.A)
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11:00
3. Benchmarking (BOK II.B)
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13:00
4. Performance Measures (BOK II.C.1)
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20:00
5. Financial Measures (BOK II.C.2)
Team Management (BOK III)
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5:00
1. Introduction - Section 3
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4:00
2. Types of Teams (BOK III.A.1)
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5:00
3. Team Roles (BOK III.A.2)
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2:00
4. Team member selection (BOK III.A.3)
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2:00
5. Team Success Factors (BOK III.A.4)
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8:00
6. Team Motivation (BOK III.B.1)
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8:00
7. Team Stages (BOK III.B.2)
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8:00
8. Team Communications (BOK III.B.3)
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2:00
9. Team Leadership Models (BOK III.B.4)
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14:00
10. Group Behaviors (BOK III.C.1)
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2:00
11. Meeting Management (BOK III.C.2)
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9:00
12. Team Tools (BOK III.C.3)
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2:00
13. Team Training - Need Assessment (BOK III.D.1)
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7:00
14. Team Training - Delivery (BOK III.D.2)
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2:00
15. Team Training - Evaluation (BOK III.D.3)
Define (BOK IV)
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6:00
1. Introduction - Section 4
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8:00
2. Customer Identification (BOK IV.A.1)
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10:00
3. Customer Data Collection (BOK IV.A.2)
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3:00
4. Customer Requirements - Introduction (BOK IV.A.3)
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6:00
5. Customer Requirements - VOC and CTQ (BOK IV.A.3)
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9:00
6. Customer Requirements - Quality Function Deployment QFD (BOK IV.A.3)
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4:00
7. Customer Requirements - SIPOC (BOK IV.A.3)
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8:00
8. Customer Requirements - Kano Model (BOK IV.A.3)
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9:00
9. Project Charter - Writing Business Case (BOK IV.B.1)
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4:00
10. Project Charter - Writing Problem Statement (BOK IV.B.2)
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7:00
11. Project Charter - Writing Project Scope (BOK IV.B.3)
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5:00
12. Project Charter - SMART Goals and Objectives (BOK IV.B.4)
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4:00
13. Project Charter - Project Performance Measurements (BOK IV.B.5)
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4:00
14. Project Charter Review (BOK IV.B.6)
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10:00
15. Project Managament Tools - Gantt Chart (BOK IV.C.1)
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4:00
16. Project Managament Tools - Toll-gate Reviews (BOK IV.C.2)
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4:00
17. Project Managament Tools - WBS (BOK IV.C.3)
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6:00
18. Project Managament Tools - RACI (BOK IV.C.4)
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5:00
19. Analytical Tools - Affinity Diagrams (BOK IV.D.1)
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3:00
20. Analytical Tools - Tree Diagrams (BOK IV.D.2)
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8:00
21. Analytical Tools - Matrix Diagrams (BOK IV.D.3)
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3:00
22. Analytical Tools - Prioritization Matrices (BOK IV.D.4)
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25:00
23. Analytical Tools - Activity Network Diagrams (BOK IV.D.5)
Measure (BOK V)
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8:00
1. Introduction - Section 5
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18:00
2. Process Flow Metrics (BOK V.A.1)
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16:00
3. Process Analysis Tools - Part 1 (BOK V.A.2)
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6:00
4. Process Analysis Tools - Part 2 (BOK V.A.2)
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12:00
5. Types of Data (BOK V.B.1)
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12:00
6. Measurement Scales (BOK V.B.2)
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21:00
7. Sampling (BOK V.B.3)
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6:00
8. Data Collection Plans and Methods (BOK V.B.4)
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12:00
9. Data Collection Plans and Methods - Data Coding (BOK V.B.4)
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4:00
10. Data Collection Plans and Methods - Missing Data (BOK V.B.4)
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15:00
11. Measurement System Analysis - Introduction (BOK V.C.1)
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7:00
12. Measurement System Analysis - Accuracy (BOK V.C.1)
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8:00
13. Measurement System Analysis - Precision (BOK V.C.1)
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6:00
14. Measurement System Analysis - Precision to Tolerance Ratio (BOK V.C.1)
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5:00
15. Measurement System Analysis - Three Methods of GRR (BOK V.C.1)
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6:00
16. Gage R&R - Range Method (BOK V.C.1)
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19:00
17. Gage R&R - Average and Range Method (BOK V.C.1)
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12:00
18. Gage R&R - ANOVA Method (BOK V.C.1)
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10:00
19. Gage R&R - Number of Distinct Categories (NDC) (BOK V.C.1)
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4:00
20. Gage R&R - Crossed vs Nested Gage R&R Study (BOK V.C.1)
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12:00
21. Measurement systems across the organization (BOK V.C.2)
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12:00
22. Metrology (BOK V.C.3)
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7:00
23. Basic statistical terms (BOK V.D.1)
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16:00
24. Central limit theorem (BOK V.D.2)
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5:00
25. Descriptive statistics - Part 1(BOK V.D.3)
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12:00
26. Descriptive statistics - Part 2(BOK V.D.3)
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12:00
27. Descriptive statistics - Part 3(BOK V.D.3)
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8:00
28. Descriptive statistics - Using Microsoft Excel and SigmaXL (BOK V.D.3)
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9:00
29. Graphical Methods - 1 Box and Whisker Plots(BOK V.D.4)
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4:00
30. Graphical Methods - 2 Scatter Plots (BOK V.D.4)
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11:00
31. Graphical Methods - 3 Histograms (BOK V.D.4)
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7:00
32. Graphical Methods - 4 Creating Histograms Using SigmaXL and MS Excel (BOK V.D.4)
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9:00
33. Valid statistical conclusions - Hypothesis Testing (BOK V.D.5)
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5:00
34. Valid statistical conclusions - Types of Errors (BOK V.D.5)
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8:00
35. Probability Basic concepts - Part 1(BOK V.E.1)
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10:00
36. Probability Basic concepts - Part 2 (BOK V.E.1)
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16:00
37. Probability Basic concepts - Part 3(BOK V.E.1)
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20:00
38. Probability Distributions - Normal Distribution 1 (BOK V.E.2)
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4:00
39. Normal Distribution Calculations Using MS Excel
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2:00
40. Normal Distribution Calculations Using SigmaXL
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16:00
41. Binomial Distribution
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13:00
42. Bernoulli, Hypergeometric, Geometric and Negative Geometric Distributions
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6:00
43. Poisson Distribution
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20:00
44. Process capability indices - Part 1 (BOK V.F.1)
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7:00
45. Process capability indices - Part 2 (BOK V.F.1)
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8:00
46. Process performance indices (BOK V.F.2)
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4:00
47. General process capability studies (BOK V.F.3)
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2:00
48. Process capability for attributes data (BOK V.F.4)
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9:00
49. Process capability for non-normal data (BOK V.F.5)
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9:00
50. Process capability for non-normal data - Transformation of Data (BOK V.F.5)
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10:00
51. Process capability for non-normal data - Box-Cox Transformation (BOK V.F.5)
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11:00
52. Process performance vs. specification (BOK V.F.6)
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2:00
53. Short-term and long-term capability (BOK V.F.7)
Analyze (BOK VI)
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5:00
1. Introduction - Section 6
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5:00
2. Correlation Coefficient - Introduction (BOK VI.A.1)
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7:00
3. Correlation Coefficient - Manual Calculation (BOK VI.A.1)
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3:00
4. Correlation Coefficient - Calculation Using MS Excel (BOK VI.A.1)
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5:00
5. Correlation Coefficient - Summary (BOK VI.A.1)
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4:00
6. Correlation vs Causation (BOK VI.A.1)
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17:00
7. Correlation Coefficient - Calculating Confidence Interval (BOK VI.A.1)
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3:00
8. Coefficient of Determination (BOK VI.A.2)
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11:00
9. Regression Equation - Manual Calculations (BOK VI.A.2)
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4:00
10. Residual Analysis (BOK VI.A.2)
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16:00
11. Multivariate Analysis (BOK VI.A.3)
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16:00
12. Hypothesis Testing Terminology - Errors, Power and Significance (BOK VI.B.1)
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8:00
13. Statistical vs Practical Significance (BOK VI.B.2)
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13:00
14. Understanding Hypothesis Testing (BOK VI.B.3)
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9:00
15. Finding the Z Value (BOK VI.B.3)
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4:00
16. What is p Value? (BOK VI.B.3)
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12:00
17. Sample Sizes for Means and Proportions (BOK VI.B.3)
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7:00
18. Point and Interval Estimate - Introduction ( BOK VI.B.4)
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6:00
19. Factors Affecting Confidence Interval Width (BOK VI.B.4)
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5:00
20. Calculating Confidence Interval for Mean - z Distribution (BOK VI.B.4)
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10:00
21. Calculating Confidence Interval for Mean - t Distribution (BOK VI.B.4)
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5:00
22. Calculating Confidence Interval for Proportions (BOK VI.B.4)
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12:00
23. Calculating Confidence Interval for Variance (BOK VI.B.4)
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5:00
24. Tests for mean variance and proportions - Introduction (BOK VI.B.5)
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7:00
25. Tests for mean variance and proportions - z Test (BOK VI.B.5)
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6:00
26. Tests for mean variance and proportions - t Test (BOK VI.B.5)
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8:00
27. Tests for mean variance and proportions - p Test (BOK VI.B.5)
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17:00
28. Two Sample z Test (BOK VI.B.5)
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9:00
29. Two Sample t Test - Introduction (BOK VI.B.5)
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16:00
30. Two Sample t Test - Equal Variance (BOK VI.B.5)
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10:00
31. Two Sample t Test - Unequal Variance (BOK VI.B.5)
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8:00
32. Two Sample Paired t Test (BOK VI.B.5)
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13:00
33. Two Sample p Test (BOK VI.B.5)
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6:00
34. Tests for Variance - F and Chi Square (BOK VI.B.5)
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11:00
35. F Test (BOK VI.B.5)
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10:00
36. One Sample Chi Square Test (BOK VI.B.5)
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9:00
37. ANOVA - Introduction (BOK VI.B.6)
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12:00
38. ANOVA - Understanding the Concept without any Calculation (BOK VI.B.6)
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5:00
39. ANOVA - Understanding the Calculation (BOK VI.B.6)
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15:00
40. ANOVA - Doing Manual Calculation (BOK VI.B.6)
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4:00
41. ANOVA - Using MS Excel (BOK VI.B.6)
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4:00
42. ANOVA - Using SigmaXL (BOK VI.B.6)
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3:00
43. ANOVA - Practice Question (BOK VI.B.6)
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12:00
44. Goodness of Fit Test (BOK VI.B.7)
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14:00
45. Contingency Tables (BOK VI.B.8)
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2:00
46. Contingency Tables - Practice Question(BOK VI.B.8)
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9:00
47. Non-Parametric Tests (BOK VI.B.9)
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11:00
48. Failure Mode and Effect Analysis - FMEA Introduction (BOK VI.C)
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16:00
49. Failure Mode and Effect Analysis - FMEA (BOK VI.C)
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8:00
50. Gap Analysis (BOK VI.D.1)
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6:00
51. Root Cause Analysis (RCA) Introduction (BOK VI.D.2)
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2:00
52. Root Cause Analysis (RCA) Tools (BOK VI.D.2)
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3:00
53. Root Cause Analysis (RCA) - 5 Whys (BOK VI.D.2)
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5:00
54. Root Cause Analysis (RCA) - Pareto Chart (BOK VI.D.2)
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3:00
55. Root Cause Analysis (RCA) - Fault Tree (BOK VI.D.2)
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5:00
56. Root Cause Analysis (RCA) - Cause and Effect (BOK VI.D.2)
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25:00
57. Waste Analysis (BOK VI.D.3)
Improve (BOK VII)
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6:00
1. Introduction - Section 7
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3:00
2. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Introduction (BOK VII.A.1)
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6:00
3. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Response and Factor (BOK VII.A.1)
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8:00
4. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Example of a Coffee Launch (BOK VII.A.1)
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4:00
5. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Interaction Chart (BOK VII.A.1)
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3:00
6. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Contour Plot (BOK VII.A.1)
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7:00
7. Design of Experiments - Writing an Equation to Predict Response (BOK VII.A.1)
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7:00
8. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Introducing Interaction (BOK VII.A.2)
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9:00
9. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Writing an Equation with Interaction (BOK VII.A.2)
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6:00
10. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Basic Definitions (BOK VII.A.1 and VII.A.2)
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9:00
11. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Three Factors Full Factorial Design (BOK VII.A.2)
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4:00
12. DoE - Calculating Numbers of Experiments - Full Factorial (BOK VII.A.2)
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6:00
13. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Nuisance Factors and Balanced Design (BOK VII.A.2)
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18:00
14. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Half Factorial, Confounding and Resolutions
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17:00
15. Design of Experiments (DoE) - Planning and Conducting Experiments (BOK VII.A.3)
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5:00
16. Design of Experiments (DoE) - One-Factor Experiments - Intro (BOK VII.A.4)
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5:00
17. One-Factor Experiments - Completely Randomized Designs (BOK VII.A.4)
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3:00
18. One-Factor Experiments - Randomized Block Designs (BOK VII.A.4)
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7:00
19. One-Factor Experiments - Latin and Graeco-Latin Square Designs (BOK VII.A.4)
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5:00
20. DoE - Two Level Fractional Factorial Designs - Review (BOK VII.A.5)
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3:00
21. Two Level Fractional Factorial Designs - Number of Experiments (BOK VII.A.5)
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6:00
22. Two Level Fractional Factorial Designs - Plackett-Burman Design (BOK VII.A.5)
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9:00
23. Types of Wastes - Muda, Mura and Muri (BOK VII.B.1)
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3:00
24. Wastes - Eight Types of Muda - Introduction to TIMWOODS (BOK VII.B.1)
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9:00
25. Eight Types of Muda - Transport and Inventory (BOK VII.B.1)
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4:00
26. Eight Types of Muda - Motion and Waiting (BOK VII.B.1)
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5:00
27. Eight Types of Muda - Over-processing and Over-producing (BOK VII.B.1)
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5:00
28. Eight Types of Muda - Defects and Underutilization of Skills (BOK VII.B.1)
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5:00
29. Tools to Reduce or Eliminate Waste - Pull System (BOK VII.B.1)
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7:00
30. Tools to Reduce or Eliminate Waste - Kanban (BOK VII.B.1)
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11:00
31. Tools to Reduce or Eliminate Waste - 5 S (BOK VII.B.1)
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3:00
32. Tools to Reduce or Eliminate Waste - Standard Work (BOK VII.B.1)
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6:00
33. Tools to Reduce or Eliminate Waste - Poka Yoke (BOK VII.B.1)
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7:00
34. Tools for Cycle Time Reduction - Continuous Flow (BOK VII.B.2)
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7:00
35. Tools for Cycle Time Reduction - SMED (BOK VII.B.2)
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4:00
36. Tools for Cycle Time Reduction - Heijunka (BOK VII.B.2)
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9:00
37. Kaizen (BOK VII.B.3)
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10:00
38. Theory of Constraints - Introduction (BOK VII.B.4)
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4:00
39. Theory of Constraints - Identify and Eliminate Constraints (BOK VII.B.4)
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4:00
40. Theory of Constraints - Throughput Accounting (BOK VII.B.4)
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5:00
41. Theory of Constraints - Drum, Buffer and Rope (BOK VII.B.4)
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5:00
42. Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) - Introduction (BOK VII.B.4)
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9:00
43. Overall Equipment Effectiveness (OEE) - Example (BOK VII.B.4)
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6:00
44. Implementation Approaches (BOK VII.C)
Control (BOK VIII)
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5:00
1. Introduction - Section 8
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11:00
2. Statistical Process Control Objectives (BOK VIII.A.1)
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6:00
3. Selection of Variables (BOK VIII.A.2)
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11:00
4. Rational Subgrouping (BOK VIII.A.3)
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9:00
5. Control Chart Selection (BOK VIII.A.4)
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11:00
6. I-MR Chart Explained (BOK VIII.A.4)
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6:00
7. I-MR Chart Calculation Demonstration (BOK VIII.A.4)
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7:00
8. Value of d2 Constant (BOK VIII.A.4)
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9:00
9. Xbar-R Chart Explained (BOK VIII.A.4)
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4:00
10. A2 Constant Explained (BOK VIII.A.4)
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5:00
11. Xbar-R Chart Demonstration (BOK VIII.A.4)
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2:00
12. Xbar S Chart Explained (BOK VIII.A.4)
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7:00
13. Attribute Control Charts - Introduction (BOK VIII.A.4)
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1:00
14. np Control Charts (BOK VIII.A.4)
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4:00
15. np Control Chart - Demonstration (BOK VIII.A.4)
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4:00
16. p Control Charts (BOK VIII.A.4)
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4:00
17. p Control Charts - Demonstration (BOK VIII.A.4)
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3:00
18. c Control Charts (BOK VIII.A.4)
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2:00
19. c Control Chart - Demonstration (BOK VIII.A.4)
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2:00
20. u Control Charts (BOK VIII.A.4)
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3:00
21. u Control Chart - Demonstration (BOK VIII.A.4)
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18:00
22. Control Chart Analysis (BOK VIII.A.5)
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6:00
23. Control Chart Analysis - Finding Probabilities (BOK VIII.A.5)
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10:00
24. Total Productive Maintenance (BOK VIII.B.1)
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6:00
25. Visual Controls (BOK VIII.B.2)
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6:00
26. Control Plan (BOK VIII.C.2)
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6:00
27. Sustain Improvements - Lessons Learned (BOK VIII.D.1)
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3:00
28. Sustain Improvements - Documentation (BOK VIII.D.2)
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2:00
29. Sustain Improvements - Training (BOK VIII.D.3)
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2:00
30. Sustain Improvements - Ongoing Evaluations (BOK VIII.D.4)
Design for Six Sigma (BOK IX)
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4:00
1. Introduction - Section 9
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10:00
2. Common DFSS Methodologies (BOK IX.A)
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5:00
3. 9B - Design for X (BOK IX.B)
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2:00
4. 9B - Design for Manufacturing (BOK IX.B)
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3:00
5. 9B - Design for Maintainability (BOK IX.B)
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3:00
6. Robust Design Introduction (BOK IX.C)
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3:00
7. Robust Design Defined (BOK IX.C)
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7:00
8. Robust Design - Control and Noise Factors (BOK IX.C)
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4:00
9. Robust Design - Taguchi Loss Function (BOK IX.C)
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7:00
10. Robust Design - Taguchi Loss Function - Calculations (BOK IX.C)
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16:00
11. Design for Reliability (BOK IX.B)
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4:00
12. Design for Logistics and Environment (BOK IX.B)
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3:00
13. Design for X - Summary (BOK IX.B)
About CSSBB: Certified Six Sigma Black Belt Certification Video Training Course
CSSBB: Certified Six Sigma Black Belt certification video training course by prepaway along with practice test questions and answers, study guide and exam dumps provides the ultimate training package to help you pass.
Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Accredited Program (CSSBB)
Course Overview
The Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Accredited Program is designed to provide professionals with advanced knowledge and skills in Lean Six Sigma methodologies. This course prepares participants to become experts in leading complex process improvement projects within organizations. The training is comprehensive and aligns with industry standards to ensure participants are well-equipped to achieve certification and excel in their careers.
Importance of Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Certification
Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification is recognized globally as a mark of excellence in process improvement and quality management. Black Belts are instrumental in driving organizational change by reducing variation, improving efficiency, and increasing customer satisfaction. This course empowers individuals to take leadership roles in project management and continuous improvement initiatives.
Learning Goals
The primary learning objective is to develop mastery over Lean Six Sigma principles, tools, and techniques. Participants will learn to analyze and solve complex business problems using data-driven methods. The course emphasizes both the technical and leadership skills necessary to manage large-scale projects effectively.
Who Should Enroll
This program is ideal for professionals involved in quality management, operations, project management, or consulting. It suits individuals aiming to enhance their skills in process improvement and those seeking formal accreditation to validate their expertise. The course benefits anyone looking to take on leadership roles in operational excellence initiatives.
Course Benefits
Participants gain a thorough understanding of the DMAIC (Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, Control) framework, advanced statistical analysis, and Lean principles. The accredited certification enhances career prospects and credibility. Graduates are prepared to lead multidisciplinary teams and mentor others in Lean Six Sigma practices.
Training Format and Duration
The program offers flexible learning formats including live instructor-led sessions, virtual classrooms, and self-paced online modules. The total duration covers approximately 40 to 60 hours of training, depending on the delivery mode and participant pace. Practical exercises, case studies, and assessments are integrated throughout the course.
Course Modules Overview
The course is divided into multiple modules, each focusing on specific aspects of Lean Six Sigma Black Belt knowledge. The modules build progressively, reinforcing foundational concepts before introducing advanced techniques.
Module 1: Introduction to Lean Six Sigma and Black Belt Role
This module introduces Lean Six Sigma fundamentals, including its history, benefits, and key terminology. Participants learn about the roles and responsibilities of a Black Belt and how they contribute to organizational success. The module sets the stage for deeper exploration by explaining basic process concepts, variation, and quality management philosophies.
Module 2: Project Selection and Definition
Understanding how to select and define impactful projects is crucial for successful outcomes. This module covers project identification, scope definition, and goal setting. Participants learn to develop project charters, conduct stakeholder analysis, and gather voice of customer (VOC) data. Emphasis is placed on aligning projects with business objectives and customer needs.
Module 3: Measurement Techniques and Data Collection
Accurate data collection is the foundation of effective analysis. This module explores measurement systems, data types, and sampling methods. Participants learn to create process maps and use data collection plans. Tools such as measurement system analysis (MSA) are introduced to ensure data reliability and validity.
Module 4: Process Analysis and Root Cause Identification
Analyzing process performance and identifying root causes are essential skills for a Black Belt. This module focuses on techniques like cause-and-effect diagrams, Pareto charts, and hypothesis testing. Participants learn to apply statistical analysis to determine factors affecting process variability and defects.
Module 5: Statistical Analysis for Process Improvement
Advanced statistical methods are covered in this module to support decision-making. Topics include regression analysis, analysis of variance (ANOVA), and design of experiments (DOE). Practical training in statistical software enables participants to perform complex data analysis with confidence.
Module 6: Lean Principles and Waste Reduction
Lean methodology complements Six Sigma by emphasizing waste elimination and flow improvement. This module introduces Lean tools such as 5S, value stream mapping, and takt time calculation. Participants learn to identify non-value-added activities and apply Lean strategies to streamline processes.
Module 7: Improve Phase Techniques and Solution Implementation
This module focuses on developing, testing, and implementing solutions. Participants explore Failure Modes and Effects Analysis (FMEA), pilot studies, and risk assessment. Strategies for managing change and overcoming resistance are also covered to ensure successful adoption of improvements.
Module 8: Control Phase and Sustaining Improvements
Sustaining gains is critical for lasting impact. This module teaches control plan development, statistical process control (SPC), and monitoring techniques. Participants learn how to document processes and use control charts to maintain performance. Change management principles support embedding new practices within organizational culture.
Module 9: Project Management and Leadership Skills
Effective project management and leadership are integral to Black Belt success. This module covers team dynamics, communication, conflict resolution, and stakeholder engagement. Participants learn to mentor Green Belts and foster a culture of continuous improvement within teams.
Module 10: Real-world Case Studies and Practical Application
To consolidate learning, this module presents detailed case studies across various industries. Participants analyze problems, apply Lean Six Sigma tools, and evaluate outcomes. The practical application ensures readiness to tackle challenges in diverse organizational environments.
Hands-on Exercises and Simulations
Throughout the course, learners engage in exercises that simulate real project scenarios. These activities reinforce theoretical knowledge and build problem-solving capabilities. Simulations provide a safe environment to practice decision-making and apply statistical tools effectively.
Assessments and Certification Preparation
Regular quizzes and mock exams help participants assess their understanding and readiness for the certification exam. Feedback from instructors guides learners in areas needing improvement. The final project integrates all course elements, requiring a comprehensive Lean Six Sigma Black Belt project plan and analysis.
Learning Support and Resources
Participants have access to a wealth of learning resources, including detailed manuals, video tutorials, templates, and software guides. Instructor support is available through live Q&A sessions, forums, and one-on-one coaching. These resources ensure learners are well-prepared for both the exam and practical application.
Industry Recognition and Career Impact
Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belts are highly sought after by employers worldwide. This accreditation demonstrates mastery of process improvement methodologies and leadership abilities. Professionals with this certification often experience accelerated career growth and increased earning potential.
Course Requirements
Before enrolling in the Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Accredited Program, there are several prerequisites that ensure participants can fully benefit from the course. These requirements set a foundation that allows learners to engage deeply with the advanced content.
Prior Knowledge and Experience
A basic understanding of Lean Six Sigma concepts is essential. Ideally, participants should have completed a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt course or have equivalent practical experience. Familiarity with DMAIC methodology, basic statistics, and process mapping is highly recommended.
Educational Background
While there is no strict educational requirement, most successful candidates have at least a bachelor’s degree or equivalent professional experience. Backgrounds in engineering, business, operations management, or quality assurance often help participants grasp the technical aspects more quickly.
Analytical and Statistical Skills
Participants should possess basic analytical skills and comfort with quantitative data. This course involves statistical analysis, hypothesis testing, and use of data analysis software. A willingness to engage with mathematical concepts and statistical thinking is important for success.
Computer and Software Requirements
Since statistical software plays a key role in this program, participants need access to a computer with internet connectivity. Familiarity with software such as Minitab, JMP, or similar data analysis tools is beneficial. The course provides guidance on using these tools effectively.
Time Commitment
Completing the Black Belt program requires a significant time investment. Learners should be prepared to dedicate 40 to 60 hours over several weeks or months, depending on the delivery format. Consistent study and practice are critical to mastering the material and completing the final project.
Access to Project Opportunities
To fully benefit from the program, participants should have access to a process improvement project within their organization or be able to simulate one. Practical application of course concepts through a real or simulated project is essential for hands-on learning and certification readiness.
Course Description
The Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Accredited Program is a comprehensive training designed to build advanced skills in process improvement and quality management. It offers a structured curriculum combining theoretical knowledge with practical application.
Comprehensive Curriculum
The course covers the complete Lean Six Sigma DMAIC framework in detail, emphasizing statistical analysis and Lean principles. Modules are carefully structured to provide a logical progression from foundational concepts to advanced tools and leadership techniques.
Hands-On Learning Approach
Practical exercises, simulations, and real-world case studies are integrated throughout the course. This experiential learning method helps participants develop problem-solving skills and apply concepts in diverse scenarios.
Use of Statistical Software
An important feature of this program is the emphasis on statistical software proficiency. Participants receive guided training on using tools like Minitab or JMP for data analysis, hypothesis testing, regression analysis, and design of experiments.
Emphasis on Leadership and Change Management
Beyond technical skills, the program focuses on developing leadership qualities necessary for managing projects and teams. Modules on communication, team dynamics, and stakeholder engagement equip participants to drive change effectively.
Certification Preparation
The course prepares learners thoroughly for the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification exam. Regular assessments, quizzes, and a final project ensure readiness. The certification earned upon completion is accredited and widely recognized in various industries.
Flexible Learning Options
Participants can choose from instructor-led classroom sessions, live virtual training, or self-paced online learning. This flexibility caters to different learning styles and schedules, making the program accessible to working professionals worldwide.
Industry Applications
The concepts taught are applicable across multiple sectors including manufacturing, healthcare, finance, IT, and service industries. The program provides examples and case studies from various domains, highlighting the versatility of Lean Six Sigma methodologies.
Who This Course Is For
This accredited Black Belt training is tailored for professionals aiming to lead process improvement initiatives and drive operational excellence. The course serves a broad audience across industries and job roles.
Project Managers and Quality Professionals
Project managers who oversee improvement initiatives will gain valuable skills in structuring and executing Lean Six Sigma projects. Quality assurance professionals will deepen their analytical and problem-solving capabilities.
Operations and Process Improvement Specialists
Those working in operations management, process engineering, or continuous improvement will find this program enhances their ability to identify inefficiencies and implement solutions that optimize workflows.
Business Analysts and Consultants
Business analysts who require expertise in data-driven decision making and process optimization will benefit greatly. Consultants can expand their service offerings by acquiring Black Belt level proficiency to assist clients in improving performance.
Engineers and Technical Staff
Professionals in engineering roles will appreciate the detailed statistical and analytical training. The course strengthens their ability to contribute to product and process quality improvements.
Aspiring Lean Six Sigma Practitioners
Individuals new to the Black Belt level but with foundational knowledge will find this program a critical step in their professional development. It bridges the gap between Green Belt skills and advanced leadership and technical expertise.
Organizational Leaders and Managers
Managers and executives responsible for driving strategic initiatives and fostering a culture of continuous improvement will benefit from understanding Black Belt tools and techniques. The course equips them to support and sponsor successful projects.
Career Advancement Seekers
Professionals seeking to enhance their credentials and increase career opportunities in quality management, operations, or consulting fields will find the certification valuable. The accreditation validates expertise and leadership ability in Lean Six Sigma.
Commitment to Continuous Improvement
This course is for individuals passionate about driving measurable business improvements and operational excellence. It suits those motivated to learn, apply, and teach Lean Six Sigma principles within their organizations.
Preparing for the Certification Exam
Successful candidates will be well-prepared to take the Lean Six Sigma Black Belt certification exam upon completing this program. The course covers all required knowledge domains and provides ample practice through assessments.
Program Outcomes
Graduates will be able to lead complex Lean Six Sigma projects independently. They will have the expertise to analyze data, identify root causes, implement improvements, and sustain results. The program also prepares them to mentor Green Belts and contribute strategically to their organizations.
The Certified Lean Six Sigma Black Belt Accredited Program is a robust and comprehensive training designed for professionals who aspire to excel in process improvement and quality management. Its prerequisites ensure learners are ready to engage with the material effectively. The curriculum covers technical skills, leadership development, and practical application. Participants come from varied professional backgrounds but share a common goal of advancing their expertise and career through this prestigious certification
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