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DQ 1) Definition of Quality
Part 1: How do you define Quality? Provide a definition of quality, support your definition, and define the stakeholders who are affected by your quality definition. Note: as you progress through this course, you will be focusing in more on your personal definition of quality.
Part 2: Search out some definitions of quality (use websites, visits to retail stores, your own industry, etc.) and look to see how close such definitions of quality link to your own definitions of quality. Given our discussion in class, what do you see that is good or not so good about the definitions of quality that you researched? Lastly, do you see the traits of quality present in the definitions of quality you researched?
DQ 2) Quality in Your Organization
Identify the type of industry and size of the organization that you work for or have in the past (for example, service < 500 employees).
Describe that organization's Quality Management Philosophy and also describe its approach to managing it. How effective did you think this Quality Management Philosophy was in helping the company?
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What behaviors were being driven by toyota metrics?
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Differences between six sigma and lean principles?
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What is statistical process control?
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Why does the brain lab freeze brains
: How many years has the Brain Bank been in operation ,Of the 300 brains the Brain Bank receives each year, how many are considered 'normal' and Why does the Brain Lab freeze brains? For what purposes?
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Organization''s quality management philosophy
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Explain what a quality management philosophy is
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What is the genotype of all persons mentioned
: Define the following: chromosome, chromatid, centromere, autosome, sex chromosome, gene, karyotype, pheontype, genotype, allele, dominant, recessive, incomplete dominance, codominance, heterozygous, homozygous, polygenic, multiple alleles, carrier
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Method that expects two parameters
: Add a refuel method that expects two parameters, fuel Quantity and milesSince Last Fueling
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Identify a disease process caused by either a parasite
: Are these differences only because of vocabulary/ability to describe, point to, critically attribute, or are they really different manifestations?
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