| SQC 100/200 |
0 Class Hours |
| Orientation |
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Guest speakers discuss issues quality assurance professionals encounter.
Student contact with industry is established through field trips.
1 Class Hour
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| SQC 111 |
3 Credit Hours |
| Acceptance Sampling Techniques |
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A thorough study of acceptance sampling techniques
for attributes and variables. Operating Characteristic
curves, lot-by-lot acceptance plans based on LTPD,
AOQL and AQL. Dodge-Romig, MIL-STD 105D,
sequential probability ratio test (SPRT), sequential
sampling, continuous sampling, MIL-STD 414.
3 Class Hours; Prerequisite: MAT 124 Statistics I
or MAT 125 Statistics I with Computers.
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| SQC 112 |
3 Credit Hours |
| Metrology |
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The study of the science of measurement. This course
will deal with the principles and practice of precision
measurement. Topics to include fixed gages, micrometers,
verniers, thread gaging, comparison measurement,
optical measuring instruments, calibration and
angle measurement.
3 Class Hours; Prerequisite: MAT 124 Statistics I
or MAT 125 Statistics I with Computers or MAT 136
Intermediate Algebra and Trigonometry.
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| SQC 113 |
3 Credit Hours |
| Statistical Process Control |
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A study of process capability analysis and control chart procedures. Capability indices, control charts for attributes p, np, c, u. Short-run control charts. control charts for variables x, R, s. Distinctions made between process capability and process control.
3 Class Hours; Prerequisite: MAT 124 Statistics I
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| SQC 220 |
3 Credit Hours |
| Senior Practicum |
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This course is designed to allow students to integrate
their theoretical knowledge with real world situations.
Working in teams, students are assigned to case studies
involving actual or fictitious data. The course
emphasizes computer usage, classroom presentations,
and written reports. ISO 9000 Standards and
problem solving techniques including Pareto diagrams,
process flowcharts, check sheets, brainstorming,
cause-and-effect diagrams, multi-voting schemes
are discussed.
3 Class Hours; Prerequisites: SQC 111 Acceptance Sampling Techniques,
SQC 112 Metrology, SQC 113 Statistical Process Control, MAT 224
Statistics II, MAT 245 Statistics III;
Corequisite: SQC 244 Reliability and Life Testing.
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| SQC 244 |
3 Credit Hours |
| Reliability and Life Testing |
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Fundamentals of probability, probability distributions,
discrete distributions: binomial, hypergeometric,
Poisson, Pascal, continuous distributions: normal,
exponential, gamma, log-normal, Weibull. Introduction
to reliability, failure rate, MTBF, MTTF, mean life, probability
of survival for series systems and parallel
redundant systems, basics of life testing based on
preassigned number of failures and preassigned time,
SPRT, maintainability, availability, and MTTR.
3 Class Hours; Prerequisite: MAT 124 Statistics I
or MAT 125 Statistics I with Computers.
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| SQC 297 |
1-3 Class Hours |
| Cooperative Work Experience |
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Cooperative education in Quality Assurance may be
available. On-the-job experience may be obtained in
an industrial setting whose operations require process
control, statistical analysis, problem solving skills, or
other tools of Quality Assurance. To be eligible, a student
must maintain a cumulative grade point average
of at least 2.5 with a minimum of 3.0 in MAT and SQC
courses, have no "F" grades, and exhibit responsibility
through SQC 100/200 orientation.
Prerequisite: Placement by advisor.
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