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Design of Experiments in Minitab

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    $295
This three hour asynchronous course focuses on advancing students' knowledge of Design of Experiments (DOE) by using Minitab software for practical analysis. Building on foundational DOE concepts, the course offers hands-on experience in solving two specific problems: one utilizing a full-factorial design and the other using a fractional-factorial design. The course highlights the critical aspects of setting up experiments, conducting analysis, refining models, verifying results, and optimizing outcomes using Minitab. DOE is fundamental in this context because it provides a structured, scientific approach to understanding how different variables influence outcomes in a process, enabling better decision-making and process improvements. Mastering the analysis of factorial designs in Minitab equips students with valuable skills for process optimization and predictive modeling. 
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Topic: Industrial, Operations and Manufacturing Processes
RA00048

Design of Experiments

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    $295
This three hour asynchronous course offers an introduction to quality improvement methods grounded in statistical analysis, focusing on the Design of Experiments (DOE) in industrial settings. Through observational methods and factorial designs, students learn to identify key factors influencing outcomes and analyze sources of variation in processes. Factorial designs involve conducting experimental runs at various combinations of factor levels, allowing for a thorough understanding of individual and interactive effects between factors. DOE is essential because it enables efficient experimentation, optimizing processes and guiding informed decisions in product development, manufacturing, and other data driven processes. Mastering these tools allows engineers to validate models and predict performance with greater accuracy.
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Topic: Industrial, Operations and Manufacturing Processes
RA01846

QRM Annual Conference New

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  • Sep. 16-17, 2025 (D696)
    Face-to-Face Madison, WI
    $1,450
The QRM Annual Conference brings together global industry leaders and Quick Response Manufacturing (QRM) experts to share real-world success stories and practical insights. Attendees will gain actionable strategies to reduce lead times, cut costs, and boost productivity across their organizations.
Topic: Industrial, Quick Response Manufacturing
RA18017

Laser-Based Manufacturing

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  • Sep. 4 - Dec. 11, 2025 (D850)
    Live Online
    $2,895
Explore the fundamentals of laser-based manufacturing with a focus on metal part fabrication, plus key applications in polymers and ceramics. This course blends theory with real-world examples to build a strong foundation in laser processes, system implementation, and troubleshooting across industries including aerospace, automotive, and medical devices.
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Topic: Industrial, Operations and Manufacturing Processes
RA00085

Transmission and Wholesale Markets School

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In this course, you will learn how transmission services are priced in a competitive market, how to evaluate transmission expansion alternatives, and study the price of reactive power. Upon completion of this course, you will be better prepared to make more cost-effective decisions for your organization’s power systems.
Discipline: Electrical
Topic: Electric Power, Transmission
RA00051

Design of Transmission Lines, Structures, and Foundations

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This in-depth course will provide you with the latest criteria and practical techniques used in the design of transmission line structures and foundations. You will gain a solid understanding of line behavior that will allow you to design new transmission lines and upgrade existing ones. Emphasis will be on the fundamental, physics-based analysis and design concepts used in the civil/structural design of transmission structures and foundations. Expert instructors will elaborate on foundation and line design concepts with design examples using traditional design methods and modern computer software.
Discipline: Electrical
Topic: Electric Power, Transmission
RA00065
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