• Lecture Notes
  • Lecture 1 Motivation and Background

  • Lecture 2 Examples to Illustrate DOE Concepts

  • Lecture 3 Philosophy and History

  • Lecture 4 Implementation Issues

  • Lecture 5 Taguchi's Philosophy

  • Lecture 6.1 Introduction to Design and Analysis of Factorial Experiments

  • Lecture 6.2

  • Lecture 6.3

  • Lecture 7 Emergency Room Example

  • Lecture 8.1 3-Factor Ball Bearing Example

  • Lecture 8.2 3-Factor Ball Bearing Example (With Solutions)

  • Lecture 9.1 Replicated Factorial Experiment (Rope Pull)

  • Lecture 9.2 Replicated Factorial Experiment (Rope Pull With Solutions)

  • Lecture 13 4-Factor Designs

  • Lecture 14 4-Factor Violin Example; Orthogonality and Randomization

  • ANOVA

  • Sample Size

  • Centerpoint Designs

  • Lecture 15 Fractional Factorial Introduction

  • Lecture 16 Four Factors in 8 Runs

  • Lecture 17 Four Factors in 8 Runs (Examples)

  • Lecture 18 Four Factors in 8 Runs (Examples)

  • Lecture 19 Screening Designs in 8 Runs

  • Lecture 20 Screening Designs and Foldover Designs

  • Lecture 21 16-Run Fractional Factorials

  • Lecture 22 Blocking Factorial Designs

  • Lecture 22 exercise

  • Lecture 23.1 Analyzing Variation

  • Lecture 23.2 Analyzing Signal to Noise Ratios

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