Looking for world-class Six Sigma training in Atlanta? You came to the right place. Whether you're a Six Sigma Green Belt looking to advance to the Six Sigma Black Belt level, or you are brand new to the Six Sigma methodolgy, our Certificate program will improve your bottom line and make you an indispensible asset to your organization.

Discover what world-class organizations such as General Electric, Motorola and Xerox already know: Six Sigma can significantly improve your bottom line. Master the Six Sigma tools and techniques that deliver results through Georgia Tech's Six Sigma Certification Program.

Program Benefits
• A deep understanding of the lean Six Sigma approach
• Proven tools for implementing the Define/Measure/Analyze/Improve/Control (DMAIC) methodology to a project
• A Green Belt or Black Belt Certification (upon completion of a post-course project)

Who Should Attend
• Professionals with an interest in Six Sigma methodologies
• Managers interested in starting a Six Sigma program for their organization
• Professionals who want to earn the Green Belt or Black Belt certification

Program Outline

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (5 days)
• Introduction to Six Sigma
• The DMAIC methodology (Define/Measure/Analyze/Improve/Control)
• Continuous and discrete data
• Hypothesis testing
• Lean tools for Six Sigma
• Capstone exercise putting theory into practice

Applied Statistics for Six Sigma (3 days)
• Statistical tools for implementing Six Sigma in the real world
• Introduction to MiniTab software
• Measurement phase for continuous and discrete data
• How to select the appropriate tests and interpret results
• SPC (statistical process control)

Lean Six Sigma Black Belt (4 days)
• The DMADV methodology (Define/Measure/Analyze/Design/Verify)
• DOE (Design of Experiments)
• Using Crystal Ball software
• Gage studies
• Attribute agreement analysis

All three courses are required for Black Belt Certification. Lean Six Sigma Green Belt and Applied Statistics for Six Sigma are prerequisites for Lean Six Sigma Black Belt. Courses must be taken in sequence.