Measurement System Analysis (MSA) for Beginners: Know measurement error
Measurement Systems Analysis
(MSA) is a method to understand the error associated with measurement systems
and their impact on making correct decisions. The knowledge gained in this class
can be used to setup or audit a MSA program or instrument laboratory. Knowledge
gained can be used to improve decision making regarding test or inspection equipment.
This is a beginner class that provides basic, easy-to-understand technical information
that you need to address ISO/TS 16949, laboratory and quality system standard
requirements. The class starts with describing measurement error and then guides
you in a step-by-step manner to conduct or evaluate your own Bias, Linearity
and Stability studies. The class ends with how you can determine your gauge
R&R (repeatability and reproducibility). You will be able to gage the extent
of variation and the source of variation. The class includes examples of Linearity,
Bias, Stability studies and tools such as an excel spreadsheet to record and
determine Gauge R&R for attribute and variables data. A student textbook/
Desk Reference is provided. The class consists of a series of lessons, illustrations,
diagrams, interactive exercises and quizzes. Successful completion of the class
will result in a certificate for 5 contact hours (0.5 CEU's). The subscription
period for the class is 180 days (plus a free subscription extension, if needed).
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Provider: Denis Devos
Course
Providers: QualityWBT Center for Education,
J.P. Russell & Associates
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CEU Provider by: International Association for Continuing Education & Training
(IACET)
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