Experimental Design for R&D – 21 January 2021 @14:30 (GMT)

The remote learning package consists of a live interactive lecture delivered online by one of the Qi Statistics team, plus a pdf of the lecture notes and email support for follow-up questions after the course for up to 2 weeks. More than just a recorded webinar and as close to face-to-face training as it can be!

This course promotes the use of statistical experimental design (DOE) through all stages of the manufacturing cycle from process development through to market place testing. By taking a structured approach rather than a one at a time nudging to optimising process or recipe settings, efficiency is gained at the same time as uncovering key synergies/interactions between process components.

With the easy availability of software to support the task, experiments can be designed, conducted and analysed visually with just basic statistical “know how”. These ideas will be illustrated using case studies on both processes and products.

• After you complete your purchase you will receive an email with a link and password for the session.
• A pdf of course notes will be sent to you for you to print off.

Course Pre-Requisites:

A very basic understanding of statistics is assumed

Course length:

The workshop is approximately 1.5 hours