Types of Charts and Control Plan
About the Lecture
The lecture Types of Charts and Control Plan by Grey Campus is from the course Six Sigma Green Belt Training. It contains the following chapters:
- Averages & Ranges Control Chart
- Averages & Standard Deviation
- Process Management Chart
- Process Dashboards
- What is a Control Plan?
- Control Plan Tools
Included Quiz Questions
Which of the following is not the objective of a control phase?
- Identify critical Xs
- Sustaining Improvement gained from six sigma project
- Identify when the process goes out of control
Controls are applied to
- Output
- Inputs
- None of them
Mistake Proofing ensures
- Mistakes do not re occur
- Elimination of people who make mistakes
Which of the following is not a type of control
- Pareto
- Quality Planning
- Mistake Proofing
- Statistical Process Control
SPC stands for
- Statistical Process Control
- Statistics of Process Control
- Systematic Process Control
Objective of control charts
- Distinguish between random variation and special cause variation
- Understand why random variation happens
Which of the following is not a terminology used in control charts
- USL
- UCL
In a control chart when a data point falls beyond UCL it signifies
- Process out of control
- Process under control
in a control chart Zone A is
- Near UCL
- Near USL
- Near CL
In a Control Chart Zone B is
- Between Zone A and B
- Near UCL
- Near CL
If in a control chart UCL and LCL are the same as USL and LSL which of the following is a right option
- Control process tightly
- Celebrate
- Close Six Sigma Project
Which of the following is not a type of control chart
- Box Plot
- Variable Control Chart
- Discrete Control Chart
- P chart
Which of the following is not a Variable Control Chart
- p chart
- X bar R chart
- Individual Range Chart
- IMR Chart
In an IMR chart the sample contains
- One Data point
- More Than one data point
In a X bar R chart the sample contains
- More Than one data point
- One Data point
In an IMR chart the range is calculated as
- Difference between two consecutive data points
- Range is not calculated
- Difference between the highest point and the lowest data point in the sample
In a X bar R chart the range is calculated as
- Difference between the highest point and the lowest point
- Range is not calculated
- Difference between two consecutive data points
Which of the following is not an attribute control chart?
- IMR Chart
- P chart
- U chart
- NP chart
Which of the following is not an attribute charts for defects
- NP chart
- U chart
- C Chart
Which of the following is not an attribute chart for defectives?
- C Chart
- P chart
- NP chart
Author of lecture Types of Charts and Control Plan
Grey Campus
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