Computer-Based Robust Engineering: Essentials for DFSS
Genichi Taguchi, Rajesh Jugulum, and Shin Taguchi
In modern engineering, it is uncommon to do any activity without the use of computers and information technology. The engineering activity includes design, development and testing of a product, process, technology, software or information system. Use of robust engineering methods in these applications can be extremely useful in enhancing overall performance and cost effectiveness. Thus, robust engineering methods will also play a crucial role in Design for Six Sigma (DFSS) activities in all areas including software and information technology.Until now, there was no book that fully described the use of robust engineering methods in computer applications. This book will be useful not only to DFSS green belts and black belts, but also: engineers, robust engineering practitioners and researchers, R & D personnel, simulation specialists, software testing personnel, computer programmers, information technology and artificial engineering specialists, statisticians, and academicians in quality engineering. This book provides suitable means to achieve robustness of processes and products by simulations, as well as a suitable method to test software programs and minimize bugs.
It will help design good information systems for effective information management and help IT specialists understand need of robust engineering in their activities. Also included are several case studies that demonstrate the use of robust engineering in computer applications.
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240 pages.
ISBN 978-0-87389-622-1.
6 x 9.
Hardcover.
2005
Item: H1201
Member Price: $30.00
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Computer-Based Robust Engineering: Essentials for DFSS
Genichi Taguchi, Rajesh Jugulum, and Shin Taguchi
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