Six Sigma Green Belt Undergraduate Microcredential

Program Description

The Six Sigma Green Belt microcredential is a one-semester learning experience that introduces students to the practical application of Six Sigma tools in the manufacturing and service industries.  Students who successfully complete this microcredential will also earn a Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate.

Admission Requirements

Admission to this microcredential program requires admission to WSU as a degree-seeking or non-degree seeking student.  This microcredential may be earned as part of an undergraduate degree program or as a stand-alone credential for a non-degree seeking undergraduate student.   

Program Learning Objectives

Students enrolled in this microcredential will learn to:

• Understand statistical tools used in Six Sigma
• Implement Statistical Process Control (SPC)
• Evaluate Six Sigma metrics and performance measurements
• Implement process improvement using DMAIC
• Understand Six Sigma organization and infrastructure
• Understand deployment strategies for Six Sigma projects
• Use techniques for Six Sigma projects selection
• Design for Six Sigma

Program Learning Outcomes

As a result of their learning experience, students who complete this microcredential can: 

• Effectively use statistical tools used in Six Sigma
• Implement Statistical Process Control (SPC)
• Evaluate Six Sigma metrics and performance measurements
• Implement process improvement using DMAIC
• Work effectively with Six Sigma organization and infrastructure
• Deploy strategies for Six Sigma projects
• Use techniques for Six Sigma projects selection
• Design for Six Sigma

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