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DOE-I Basic Design of Experiments
(The Taguchi Approach)
Nutek, Inc.
Quality Engineering Seminar and Software
Bloomfield Hills, MI, USA. www.Nutek-us.com
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DOE-I Basic Design of Experiments
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Course Overview
Design of Experiment (DOE) is a powerful statistical technique for improving product/process
designs and solving production problems. A standardized version of the DOE, as forwarded by Dr.
Genichi Taguchi, allows one to easily learn and apply the technique product design optimization and
production problem investigation. Since its introduction in the U.S.A. in early 1980’s, the Taguchi
approach of DOE has been the popular product and process improvement tool in the hands of the
engineering and scientific professionals.
This seminar will cover topics such as: Orthogonal arrays, Main effects, Interactions, Mixed
levels, Experiment planning, etc. Participants in this seminar learn concepts with practice problems and
hands-on exercise. The goal of the seminar discussion will be to prepare the attendees for immediate
application of the experimental design principles to solving production problems and optimizing existing
product and process designs....