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Fall 2002
1- Statistical Process Control-II (SPC)
2- Six-Sigma
3- Production Part Approval Process (PPAP)
4- Process&Design Failure Mode and Effect
Analysis (FMEA)
5- Measurement System Analysis-II
(MSA)
Fall 2001
1-
Introduction to Production Cost Analysis
2- Production
Cost Analysis Applications
3- Advanced
Production Cost Analysis
4- Economic
Analysis Tools
5- Measurement
System Analysis
1- INTRODUCTION TO
PRODUCTION COST ANALYSIS
PROGRAM GOALS/ BENEFITS:
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To understand the basic financial
concepts, particularly the time value of money.
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To develop an understanding of how and why
certain manufacturing decisions are made based on financial
issues.
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To foster a sense of where you might fit
into the decision making process and why your input to the
decision is important.
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SUMMARY OF COURSE CONTENT:
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Basic concepts, terms, and graphics
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Factors and their use
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Nominal and effective interest rates and
continuous compounding
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Use of multiple factors
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Present worth and capitalized cost
evaluation
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Equivalent-uniform and annual-worth
evaluation
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Rate of return computations for a single
project
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Rate of return evaluation for multiple
projects
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Benefit/Cost ratio evaluation
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2- PRODUCTION COST
ANALYSIS APPLICATIONS
PROGRAM GOALS/ BENEFITS:
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How to perform an analysis for the
replacement or retention of currently owned assets.
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The understanding of bonds and the
calculation of their expected rate of returns.
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The fundamental principles and techniques
for allocating indirect costs to business units, product lines,
and departments.
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SUMMARY OF COURSE CONTENT:
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Replacement Analysis.
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Bonds.
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Inflation, cost estimation, and indirect
cost allocation.
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3- ADVANCED
PRODUCTION COST ANALYSIS
PROGRAM GOALS/ BENEFITS:
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The essentials of depreciation schedules
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What formulas to use for computing taxable
income, capital gains and losses, income tax amounts for
individuals and corporate.
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To examine the fundamentals of an
after-tax analysis.
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SUMMARY OF COURSE CONTENT:
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Depreciation and depletion models.
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Basics of income taxes.
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After-tax economic analysis
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4- ECONOMIC
ANALYSIS TOOLS
PROGRAM GOALS/ BENEFITS:
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How to evaluate one or more alternatives
by the break-even analysis method
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How to make the decision to fund one or
more projects from several independent proposals.
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How to explore decision making under risks
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SUMMARY OF COURSE CONTENT:
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Break-even Analysis and pay back period
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Capital rationing among the independent
proposals
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Determining a minimum attractive rate of
return
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Sensitivity analysis and expected value
decision making under risk
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5- MEASUREMENT
SYSTEM ANALYSIS
PROGRAM GOALS/ BENEFITS:
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To present guidelines for selecting
procedures to assess the quality of the measurement system.
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To explain the implementation guidelines
for the measurement system techniques.
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To obtain information relative to the
types of measurement variation associated with a measurement
system when interacts with its environment.
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SUMMARY OF COURSE CONTENT:
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General measurement system guidelines
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Introduction purpose and terminology
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Statistical properties of the measurement
system
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Standards
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General guidelines
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Selecting/Developing test procedures
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Procedures for assessing measurement
systems
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Introduction
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Analysis of the measurement system
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Preparation of a measurement system study
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Variable measurement system
study-guidelines
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Gage performance curve
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Attribute gage study
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