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Quality Planning
| Language of instruction | čeština |
|---|---|
| Code | 639-0004 |
| Abbreviation | QP |
| Course title | Quality Planning |
| Coordinating department | Department of Quality Management |
| Course coordinator | prof. Ing. Jiří Plura, CSc. |
Summary
The acquirement of the principles and methods used for quality planning is the
main objective of these subject. It deals especially with quality management in
pre-production phases, which by vital way decide about final product quality.
Attention is given to the transfer of customer requirements to the product
characteristic, quality goals assignment, and to finding of a suitable
approaches for the fulfilling of these goals. Students acquire quality planning
methods as e.g. QFD method, Design Review, FMEA method, FTA method, process,
machine and gauge capability analysis etc.. Individual attention is paid to
the group of seven „new“ quality management tools, quality improvement
methodology and project management fundamentals.
main objective of these subject. It deals especially with quality management in
pre-production phases, which by vital way decide about final product quality.
Attention is given to the transfer of customer requirements to the product
characteristic, quality goals assignment, and to finding of a suitable
approaches for the fulfilling of these goals. Students acquire quality planning
methods as e.g. QFD method, Design Review, FMEA method, FTA method, process,
machine and gauge capability analysis etc.. Individual attention is paid to
the group of seven „new“ quality management tools, quality improvement
methodology and project management fundamentals.
Literature
Advised literature
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