Control Chart

Control Chart

1. Objetives

   • 1) Helps you to identify the benefits and main components of a control chart.
   • 2) Identify the most common used attributes and variables control chart.

2. Statistics: Is a study that involves activities to collect, organize, analyze and interpret numerical information from data.

   • Descriptive: Refers to the measurement of data that is presently occurring within all subjects.
   • Inferential: Involves methods of using information from a sample (muestra) of a population with the purpose to draw conclusions.

3. Central tendency.

   • Is a typical value for a probability distribution. There are three common measures of central tendency and they are:
     • The Mean
     • The Median
     • The Mode

4. SPC (Statistical Process Control)

   • SPC is an analytical decision making tool which allows you to see when a process is working well and when is not.