Quality Council of Indiana

Version as of February 1, 2012

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CCT Primer, 2nd Edition, September, 2010

CCT Primer, 001, August 31, 2010

Intro-3               000 -> 001 initial release of full version

CCT Primer, 000, August 25, 2010, pre-release version, incomplete

Intro-3               000

CCT Solutions Text, 2010

CCT Solutions, 001, August 31, 2010

Intro-3               000 -> 001 initial release of full version

CCT Solutions, 000, August 25, 2010

Intro-3               000

CCT Exam CD

CCT Exam, Install 3.00, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 August 31, 2010

Initial release

CCT Instructor Digital

CCT Instructor Digital, 001, August 31, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          000 -> 001 initial release of full version

CCT Instructor Digital, 000, August 25, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          000

CCT Instructor PDF

CCT Instructor PDF, 001, August 31, 2010, Install 2.00, Acrobat 7.0

Intro-1 (1)          000 -> 001 initial release of full version

CCT Instructor PDF, 000, August 25, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          000

CMQ Primer, 6th Edition, July, 2010

CMQ Primer, 008, October 27, 2011, CMQ_Primer_2010_008.pdc

Intro-3               007 -> 008

VI-46                 <two places> UCL -> LCL

CMQ Primer, 007, August 29, 2011, CMQ_Primer_2010_007.pdc

Intro-3               006 -> 007

VI-43                 LCL_x bar = X bar bar + A_2 R bar -> LCL_x bar = X bar bar - A_2 R bar

VI-75                 CSSBB Primer (2001) -> CSSBB Primer (2007)

CMQ Primer, 006, October 5, 2010, CMQ_Primer_2010_006.pdc

Intro-3               005 -> 006

V-18                  19 items -> 18 items

CMQ Primer, 005, September 27, 2010

Intro-3               004 -> 005

XII-28                <Q10.17> c -> b

CMQ Primer, 004, September 9, 2010, CMQ_Primer_2010_004.pdc

Intro-3               003 -> 004

Intro-5               SUPPLER MANAGEMENT -> SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT

EFERENCES -> REFERENCES

CMQ Primer, 003, July 13, 2010, CMQ_Primer_2010_003.pdc

Intro-3               002 -> 003

III-51                 2006 -> 2011

IV-126               <Q4.39> <replaced drawing>

V-23                  <changed shading>

V-25                  establish -> ensure that        maintinaed -> maintained

V-40                  Best Practices -> best practices

V-78                  <Q5.30> <2 places> SAE AS 9000 -> SAE AS 9100

VI-134               <Q6.17> A. -> a.

VII-41                CQE Primer and CSSBB Primer -> CQE Primer and CSSBB Primer

IX-13                 communicaton -> communication

CMQ Primer, 002, July 13, 2010, CMQ_Primer_2010_002.pdc

Intro-3               001 -> 002

II-83                  <Q2.9> hierarchial -> hierarchical

IV-127               <Q4.42> tatic -> tactic

IX-23                 <Bold> Corrective Action Request Form

X-42                  <Q10.37> planing -> planning

CMQ Primer, 001, July 8, 2010, CMQ_Primer_2010_001.pdc

Intro-3               000 -> 001

VII-17                <moved graphic to right to uncover Pa>

CMQ Primer, 000, July 6, 2010, CMQ_Primer_2010_000.pdc

Intro-3               000 Release of updated edition

CMQ Solutions Text

CMQ Solutions, 006, September 13, 2011, CMQ_Solution_2010_006.pdc

Intro-3               005 -> 006

101                   <Q7.7> This statement is true -> This statement is false.

110                   <Q7.30> 0.08 = 80% -> 0.8 = 80%

CMQ Solutions, 005, October 7, 2010, CMQ_Solution_2010_005.pdc

Intro-3               004 -> 005

35                     <Q3.20> styrofoam -> Styrofoam

CMQ Solutions, 004, October 5, 2010, CMQ_Solution_2010_004.pdc

Intro-3               003 -> 004

54                     <Q4.25> answer d is not quite -> answer c is not quite

CMQ Solutions, 003, September 27, 2010

Intro-3               002 -> 003

XII-28                <Q10.17> c -> b

CMQ Solutions, 002, July 16, 2010, CMQ_Solution_2010_002.pdc

Intro-3               001 -> 002

60                     <Q4.39> <replaced drawing>

71                     <Q5.12> Reference: -> Reference:

79                     <2 places> SAE AS 9000 -> SAE AS 9100

CMQ Solutions, 001, July 13, 2010, CMQ_Solution_2010_001.pdc

Intro-3               000 -> 001

1                       <Q2.2> Ethics -> Ethics.

15                     <Q2.41> data<Hrt> -> data.[sp][sp]

25                     <Q2.67> distractor -> distracter

60                     <Q4.39> <alignment> time

127                   <Q8.38> cI. -> c.

137                   <Q9.6> from 1978 and 1984 -> from an old

138                   <Q9.8> from a published 1978 exam and CQE brochure. -> from an old published exam.

159                   <Q10.21> factors -> factors.

161                   <Q10.26> warranted -> warranted.

CMQ Solutions, 000, July 6, 2010, CMQ_Solution_2010_000.pdc

Intro-3               000 Release of updated edition

CMQ Exam CD

CMQ Exam, Install 5.04, Program 4.0.6, Database 6.0.0, Build 5.04, October 7, 2010

ID-87                 <Q3.20> styrofoam -> Styrofoam

CMQ Exam, Install 5.03, Program 4.0.6, Database 6.0.0, Build 5.02, October 5, 2010

ID-132               <Q4.25> answer d is not quite -> answer c is not quite

CMQ Exam, Install 5.02, Program 4.0.6, Database 6.0.0, Build 5.02, September 27, 2010

ID-377               <revised explanation> Answer C -> Answer B

CMQ Exam, Install 5.01, Program 4.0.6, Database 6.0.0, Build 5.01, July 16, 2010

ID-146               <replaced drawing>

ID-190               <2 places> SAE AS 9000 -> SAE AS 9100

CMQ Exam, Install 5.00, Program 4.0.6, Database 6.0.0, Build 5.0, July 13, 2010

<Initial release of new version>

CMQ Instructor Digital

CMQ_Instructor_2010_ 008.pdc, October 27, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          007 -> 008

VI-46 (392)        <two places> UCL -> LCL

CMQ_Instructor_2010_ 007.pdc, August 29, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          004 -> 007

VI-43 (389)        LCL_x bar = X bar bar + A_2 R bar -> LCL_x bar = X bar bar - A_2 R bar

CMQ_Instructor_2010_004.pdc, September 9, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          003 -> 004

Intro-5 (5)          SUPPLER MANAGEMENT -> SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT

CMQ_Instructor_2010_003.pdc, July 19, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          003 Release of updated edition

CMQ Instructor PDF CD

CMQ Instructor PDF, 008, Install 6.03, Adobe 7.0, October 27, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          007 -> 008

VI-46 (392)        <two places> UCL -> LCL

CMQ Instructor PDF, 007, Install 6.02, Adobe 7.0, August 29, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          004 -> 007

VI-43 (389)        LCL_x bar = X bar bar + A_2 R bar -> LCL_x bar = X bar bar - A_2 R bar

CMQ Instructor PDF, 004, Install 6.01, Adobe 7.0, September 9, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          003 -> 004

Intro-5 (5)          SUPPLER MANAGEMENT -> SUPPLIER MANAGEMENT

CMQ Instructor PDF, 003, Install 6.00, Adobe 7.0, July 19, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          003 Release of updated edition

CQA Primer, 7th Edition, January, 2011

CQA Primer, 003, October 19, 2011

Intro-3               002 -> 003

III-62                 <Q3.66 delete one blank line>

V-45                  Auditees and -> Auditees, and

X-28                  <Q9.44> b -> c

CQA Primer, 002, May 24, 2011

Intro-3               001 -> 002

X-27                  <Q4.11> b -> c

CQA Primer, 001, March 8, 2011

Intro-3               000 -> 001

X-27                  3.17 b -> a, 3.35 b -> c

CQA Primer, 000, January 3, 2011

Intro-3               000 Initial Release

CQA Solutions Text

CQA Solutions, 003, October 19, 2011

Intro-3               002 -> 003

161                   Answer b is correct -> Answer c is correct

<minor text alignment changes made>

CQA Solutions, 002, May 24, 2011

Intro-3               001 -> 002

CQA Solutions, 001, March 8, 2011

Intro-3               000 -> 001

37                     <3.17> Answer b -> Answer a

44                     <3.35> Answer b -> Answer c

CQA Solutions, 000, January 3, 2011

Intro-3               000 Initial Release

CQA Exam CD

CQA Exam, Install 5.03, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 October 19, 2011

ID-384               Answer B is correct -> Answer C is correct

CQA Exam, Install 5.02, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 March 8, 2011

ID-151               <corrected Q4.11 answer to b>

CQA Exam, Install 5.01, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 March 8, 2011

ID-85                 <3.17> Answer b -> Answer a

ID-103               <3.35> Answer b -> Answer c

CQA Exam, Install 5.00, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 January 4, 2011

CQA Instructor Digital

CQA Instructor PDC, 000, January 5, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          000

CQA Instructor PDF CD

CQA Instructor PDF, 000, Install 5.00, Adobe 7.0, January 4, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          000

CQE Primer, 8th Edition, September, 2006

CQE Primer, 017, January 6, 2012, CQE_Primer_2006_017.pdc

Intro-3               016 -> 017

III-59                 <added> Note that the Taguchi loss function, presented later in this Section, states that losses (costs) increase as one moves away from the desired target value.

IV-70                 <Revised Example 4.2 for MTTF and MTBF>

VI-81                 <delete> Note that the R&R determination ... "long method."

IX-39                 cloudiness -> cloudy day

X-30                  Number of Defects -> Number of Defects/Unit

XI-41                 sigma = 1.61 -> sigma = 1.54

CQE Primer, 016, March 15, 2010, CQE_Primer_2006_016.pdc

Intro-3               015 -> 016

X-19                  <bottom of table> ∑X -> ∑X bar, MX bar -> MX bar bar

<All pages>             <aligned headers>

CQE Primer, 015, October 5, 2010, CQE_Primer_2006_015.pdc

Intro-3               014 -> 015

VII-4                  Shows how various causes interact -> Visually shows how various causes can combine to create a problem

X-27                  49.12 -> 49.21         49.34 -> 49.38

CQE Primer, 014, March 5, 2010, CQE_Primer_2006_014.pdc

Intro-3               013 -> 014

VI-51                 High frequency sound waves will not travel through air. -> In air, attenuation of sound waves increases with frequency. High frequency sound waves are absorbed more than lower frequency waves.

X-61                  has values -> has symmetrical values

XI-30                 [ change <mu> -> <sigma> ] in first 3 equations for X bar vs <mu>, X bar vs X bar and S^2 vs <mu>^2

XII-2                  <alignment of graphic>

CQE Primer, 013, January 12, 2010, CQE_Primer_2006_013.pdc

Intro-3               012 -> 013

<improved clarity of graphics> Multiple pages

<improved clarity of equations> Multiple pages

II-15                  (1904 - ) -> (1904 - 2008)

IV-79                 <Fig 4.40> Period of Early Failures -> Infant Mortality Period

IV-101               <Q4.23> -log10₁₀ -> -10 log₁₀

VI-82                 1/d2 -> 1/d2* <several places>

VI-92                 <Q6.13> σ₁ -> σ

VII-25                CSSBB -> CQE <several places>

VII-37                AND was replaced with a different AND diagram

IX-57                 <numerator> ν -> ν₁x

X-32                  <replaced p-chart>

XI-114               <Listing of Factors and Levels corrected>

CQE Primer, 012, October 29, 2008

Intro-3               011 -> 012

IV-25                 <in equation> y^2 -> (y bar)^2

IV-26                 Functional Limit: A_i -> Tolerance Specification: Δ_i

IV-95                 <two equations> σ^2_x -> σ^2_y

V-65                  <Q5.6> reworded question

VIII-18               Seiko -> Seiri    Seiketso -> Seiketsu      <add description of Japanese elements>

VIII-50               <Q8.15> Seiko -> Seiri  Seiketso -> Seiketsu

IX-59                 <corrected f(x) equation, changed tau to gamma function>

X-25                  <add> The moving average may also be used as a simple method of forecasting future values.

XI-16                 profitable, assuming -> profitable. Assuming

XII-27                Seiketso -> Seiketsu      Seiko -> Seiri    <add> Shine VIII-18

XII-28                <add> Sustain VIII-18

CQE Primer, 011, June 9, 2008

Intro-3               010 -> 011

VI-91                 <Q6.3> is a suspected -> is suspected

CQE Primer, 010, January 31, 2008

Intro-3               009 -> 010

II-50                  Contact Consultan -> Contact Consultant

II-104                summarize below -> summarized below

III-12                 procedures, and a descripton of QMS -> procedures, (or references to them) and a description of the interactions of QMS

III-25                 could effect the QMS -> could affect the QMS

III-54                 after deliver or shipment -> after delivery or shipment

furnishing of a service, to -> furnishing a service to

III-57                 that for every $1 -> that every $1

VI-16                 manufactures -> manufacturers

VI-66                 will determined -> will be determined

IX-11                 represents a coded -> represent a coded

IX-49                 <corrected formula from CSSBB VII-45>

X-37                  conditions could -> conditions that could

CQE Primer, 009, January 31, 2008

Intro-3               008 -> 009

XI-71                 r^2 will equal +1 or -1 only -> r^2 will equal +1 only

CQE Primer, 008, January 14, 2008

Intro-3               007 -> 008

X-35                  <corrected 2 equations to add 3 before sqrt(4.6)>

CQE Primer, 007, December 17, 2007

Intro-3               006 -> 007

IX-61                 <2 places> Probability -> Probability of occurrence

X-2                    <UCL_MR corrected location of {bar}>

XI-52                 0.8 -> -0.8 82.2 -> 88.2

XII-12                <X - S> UCL_R -> UCL_S LCL_R -> LCL_S

CQE Primer, 006, May 7, 2007

Intro-3               005 -> 006

V-9                    <11> key input variable -> key output variable

VII-37                <corrected latest times for 3 -> 5 -> 6 -> 7 events>

XI-119               <changed font 10 pt -> 9 pt>

XI-120               <Q11.33> following characteristics apply to the Latin -> following is a true characteristic of the Latin b. Interest is centered determining -> The design is ideal for determining

XII-32                <Q11.33> a -> d

CQE Primer, 005, April 18, 2007

Intro-3               004 -> 005

IV-30                 energy conversation -> energy conservation

CQE Primer, 004, February 27, 2007

Intro-3               003 -> 004

III-33                 <4.1> 40 -> 45

VI-39                 AIAG (1995)3 -> AIAG (2002)3

VI-67                 AIAG (1995)3 -> AIAG (2002)3

VI-68                 AIAG MSA (1995)3 -> AIAG MSA (2002)3

VI-77                 AIAG (1995)3 -> AIAG (2002)3

X-12                  <Figure 10.5> X bar -> X bar bar            LCLR = 1.9 -> LCLR = 0

XI-32                 (0.0057) -> (0.0057)2           (0.0115) -> (0.0115)2

CQE Primer, 003, November 8, 2006

Intro-3               002 -> 003

VI-92                 <Q6.12 changed wording in answer choices a, c>

CQE Primer, 002, October 20, 2006

Intro-3               001 -> 002

VI-81                 <last row in table> R1 bar -> R1 bar bar

VI-82                 < Repeat eq> R1 bar -> R1 bar bar        < Repro eq> 0524 -> 0.524

X-17                  <first eq> s -> s bar

X-21                  Averages Ranges -> Measurement Range

XII-31                <Q6.12> <answer> b -> d

CQE Primer, 001, September 13, 2006

I-2                     robust design to Section VI. -> robust design to Section IV.

CQE Primer, 001, August 28, 2006

Intro-3               000 -> 001

I-5                     (mid-page) Kill Z1.9-1993 (not needed)

II-30                  (mid-page) August, 2008 (not 2005)

II-31                  (last paragraph) Made him and he into he/she

III-32                 (2nd bullet) To (not T)

IV-29                 (near bottom) Underlined function and performance

IV-88                 (in title) Made logic symbols into logic (gate) symbols

V-3                    (heading) Changed to the same as previous page, V-2

V-8                    Figure 5.2 not 11.2

V-11                  Figure 5.3 not 11.3

V-29                  (2nd line) Changed "was illustrated earlier" to "will be illustrated later)

V-30                  (2nd paragraph) Kill first 5 words

V-47, 51, 52      Made level into limits in charts

IX-9                   Killed last paragraph - a repeat

IX-61                 N=60, n=30 goes with hypergeometric not binomial

XI-60                 (3rd line) tem=ten

XI-86                 Killed dangers of non-statistical experimentation (repeat of material on XI-74/75)

Minor changes made on the following pages: I-8, II-18, 21, 26, 27, 39, 51, 68, 69, 78, 79, 104, 110, 113, 114, 115; III-8, 11, 20, 31, 36, 41; IV-5, 76, 79, 93, 96, 97; V-6, 9, 26, 28, 32, 35, 36, 62, 63, 64; VI-37, 60; VII-24, 42; VIII-8, 28; IX-2, 29, 34, 39, 42, 44, 68; X-8, 17, 64, 68; XI-36, 52, 98, 100, 116; XII-18, 19

CQE Primer, 000, August 1, 2006, Eighth Edition, dated September 1, 2006

CQE Solutions Text

CQE Solutions, 008, October 5, 2010

Intro-3               007 -> 008

106                   <Q8.21c> C. -> c.

CQE Solutions, 007, January 8, 2010, CQE_Solutions_2006_007.pdc

Intro-3               006 -> 007

<improved clarity of graphics> Multiple pages

<improved clarity of equations> Multiple pages

40                     <Q4.23> -log10₁₀ -> -10 log₁₀

130                          <Q10.2> <delete> Items I and III may be false.

139                          <Q10.14> <shade figures>

164                          <Q11.31> L4 is regarded -> L4 can be regarded

CQE Solutions, 006, October 29, 2008

Intro-3               005 -> 006

58                     <Q5.6> reworded question and explanation

104                   <Q8.15> Seiko -> Seiri  Seiketso -> Seiketsu

CQE Solutions, 005, June 9, 2008

Intro-3               004 -> 005

34                     <Q4.9> those deires is -> those desires is

71                     <Q6.3> is a suspected -> is suspected

CQE Solutions, 004, December 17, 2007

Intro-3               003 -> 004

154                   <Q11.12> Section XI - 104 and 112 -> XI - 51

CQE Solutions, 003, May 7, 2007

Intro-3               002 -> 003

165                   <Q11.33> following characteristics apply to the Latin -> following is a true characteristic of the Latin b. Interest is centered determining -> The design is ideal for determining

CQE Solutions, 002, November 8, 2006

Intro-3                001 -> 002

75                     <Q6.12 changed wording in answer choices a, c and explanation>

CQE Solutions, 001, October 20, 2006

Intro-3                -> 001

75                     <Q6.12> Pneumatic ... -> Note that a negative ...             <answer> b -> d

CQE Solutions, 000, August 1, 2006

CQE Exam CD

CQE Exam, Install 9.10, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 May 24, 2010

ID-935               (48) -> (0.483)

CQE Exam, Install 9.09, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 March 5, 2010

ID-698               <c> High frequency sound will not travel through air -> High frequency sound is attenuated in air

CQE Exam, Install 9.09, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 February 16, 2010

ID-221               <characters should be delta>

ID-306               <symbol intersect>

ID-335               <text in explanation table slipped>

ID-336               <text in explanation table slipped>

ID-580               Section V -> Section IV

ID-586               <equation symbols>

ID-684               <90 degree symbol>

ID-84                 <move answers to ABCD>

ID-115               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-175               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-362               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-364               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-366               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-375               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-377               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-389               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-524               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-563               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-571               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-572               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-601               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-616               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-942               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-947               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-960               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-970               <move answers to ABCD>

ID-981               <move answers to ABCD>

CQE Exam, Install 9.08, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 January 12, 2010

ID-99                 <Q4.23> -log10₁₀ -> -10 log₁₀

ID-191               <Q6.13> σ₁ -> σ

ID-916               The lower control -> The upper control

CQE Exam, Install 9.07, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 November 10, 2009

ID-864               <corrected alignment of questions>

CQE Exam, Install 9.06, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0 April 8, 2009

                         <New program, did not change database> (database is March 23, 2009)

CQE Exam, Install 8.19, Program 3.0.2, October 29, 2008

ID-144               <Q5.6> reworded question and explanation

CQE Exam, Install 8.18, Program 3.0.2, October 23, 2008

ID-269               Seiko -> Seiri    Seiketso -> Seiketsu

ID-889               <A:> term after expansion -> term before expansion

CQE Exam, Install 8.16, Program 3.0.2, August 26, 2008 (database is June 6, 2008)

                         <Updated install program, did not change database>

CQE Exam, Install 8.15, Program 3.0.2, August 25, 2008 (database is June 6, 2008)

                         <Updated install and execution programs, did not change database>

CQE Exam, Install 8.14, Program 2.7.0, June 25, 2008

                         <Updated install and execution programs, did not change database>

CQE Exam, Install 8.12, Program 3.0.0, June 6, 2008

                         <Updated install and execution programs, did not change database>

CQE Exam, Install 8.11, Program 2.7.0, December 19, 2007

<Added password>

CQE Exam, Install 8.10, Program 2.7.0, November 14, 2007

ID-559               Section IV - 93/94 -> Section IV - 73/74

CQE Exam, Install 8.09, Program 2.7.0, June 4, 2007

ID-372               Section XI - 104 and 112. -> Section X - 51.

ID-800               Answer B -> Answer D

CQE Exam, Install 8.08, Program 2.7.0, May 7, 2007

ID-393               following characteristics apply to the Latin -> following is a true characteristic of the Latin b. Interest is centered determining -> The design is ideal for determining

CQE Exam, Install 8.07, Program 2.7.0, March 26, 2007

ID-454               Consider the following quality cost -> Consider the following cost

CQE Exam, Install 8.06, Program 2.7.0, March 26, 2007

ID-738               <changed answer D to:> The use of Pareto diagrams

CQE Exam, Install 8.05, Program 2.7.0, November 8, 2006

ID-190               <Q6.12 changed wording in answer choices a, c>

CQE Exam, Install 8.04, Program 2.7.0, October 31, 2006

ID-844               Answer B is correct -> Answer D is correct

ID-872               If the scale parameter -> If the shape parameter

CQE Exam, Install 8.03, Program 2.7.0, October 20, 2006

190                   <Q6.12> Pneumatic ... -> Note that a negative ...             <answer> b -> d

CQE Exam, Install 8.01, Program 2.7.0, August 14, 2006

CQE Exam, Install 8.00, Program 2.7.0, August 1, 2006

CQE Instructor Digital

CQE_Instructor_2006_017.pdc, January 9, 2012

Intro-1 (1)          015 -> 017

III-59 (326)        <added> Note that the Taguchi loss function, presented later in this Section, states that losses (costs) increase as one moves away from the desired target value.

IV-70 (455)        <Revised Example for MTTF and MTBF>

VI-81 (764)        <delete> Note that the R&R determination ... "short method."

IX-39 (950)        cloudiness -> cloudy day

X-30 (1021)             Number of Defects -> Number of Defects/Unit

CQE_Instructor_2006_015.pdc, October 15, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          014 -> 015

VI-84 (768)        <updated table values to match correct ones in Primer>

CQE_Instructor_2006_014.pdc, March 5, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          013 -> 014

VI-46 (701) to VI-63 (734) DESTRUCTIVE TESTS -> NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTS

X-61 (1057)             has values -> has symmetrical values

XI-30 (1111)      [ change <mu> -> <sigma> ] in first 3 equations for X bar vs <mu>, X bar vs X bar and S^2 vs <mu>^2

XII-2 (1210)             <alignment of graphic>

CQE_Instructor_2006_013.pdc, January 19, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          012 -> 013

<improved clarity of graphics> Multiple pages

<improved clarity of equations> Multiple pages

II-15 (64)           (1904 - ) -> (1904 - 2008)

IV-79 (471)        <Fig 4.40> Period of Early Failures -> Infant Mortality Period

VI-82 (765)        1/d2 -> 1/d2* <several places>

VII-25 (811)       CSSBB -> CQE <several places>

VII-37 (823)       AND was replaced with a different AND diagram

IX-57                 <numerator> ν -> ν₁x

X-32                  <replaced p-chart>

XI-114               <Listing of Factors and Levels corrected>

CQE Instructor PDF CD

CQE Instructor PDF, 017, Install 8.10, January 9, 2012

Intro-1 (1)          015 -> 017

III-59 (326)        <added> Note that the Taguchi loss function, presented later in this Section, states that losses (costs) increase as one moves away from the desired target value.

IV-70 (455)        <Revised Example for MTTF and MTBF>

VI-81 (764)        <delete> Note that the R&R determination ... "short method."

IX-39 (950)        cloudiness -> cloudy day

X-30 (1021)             Number of Defects -> Number of Defects/Unit

CQE Instructor PDF, 015, Install 8.09, October 15, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          014 -> 015

VI-84 (768)        <updated table values to match correct ones in Primer>

CQE Instructor PDF, 014, Install 8.08, April 23, 2010

Resumed selling Instructor PDF CD

CQE Instructor PDF, 012, Install 8.07, October 30, 2008

Intro-1 (1)          006 -> 012

III-54 (320)        furnishing of a service, to -> furnishing a service to

after deliver or shipment -> after delivery or shipment

IV-25 (390)        <in equation> y^2 -> (y bar)^2

IV-26 (392)        Functional Limit: A_i -> Tolerance Specification: Δ_i

IV-95 (500)        <two equations> σ^2_x -> σ^2_y

VI-16 (647)        manufactures -> manufacturers

VI-91 (773)        <Q6.3> is a suspected -> is suspected

VII-37 (823)       <corrected latest times for 3 -> 5 -> 6 -> 7 events>

VIII-18 (856)      Seiko -> Seiri    Seiketso -> Seiketsu

VIII-18 (857)      <add Shine, Standardize> Standardize -> Sustain

IX-11 (916)        represents a coded -> represent a coded

IX-49 (963)        <corrected bivariate distribution formula>

IX-59 (972)        <corrected f(x) equation, changed tau to gamma function>

IX-61 (974)        <2 places> Probability -> Probability of occurrence

X-37 (1025)             conditions could -> conditions that could

XI-52 (1132)      0.8 -> -0.8 82.2 -> 88.2

XI-71 (1155)      r^2 will equal +1 or -1 only -> r^2 will equal +1 only

XII-12 (1219)     <X - S> UCL_R -> UCL_S LCL_R -> LCL_S

CQE Instructor PDF, 006a, Install 8.05, November 28, 2007

Intro-1 (1)          006 -> 006a <turned off ability to print>

CQE Instructor PDF, 006, Install 8.04, May 9, 2007

Intro-1 (1)          003 -> 006

III-33 (286)        <4.1> 40 -> 45

V-9 (521)           <11> key input variable -> key output variable

VI-38 (687)        AIAG (1995)3 -> AIAG

VI-67 (740)        AIAG (1995)3 -> AIAG

VI-68 (743)        AIAG MSA (1995)3 -> AIAG MSA

VI-77 (757)        AIAG (1995)3 -> AIAG

VII-37 (823)       <corrected latest times for 3 -> 5 -> 6 -> 7 events>

X-12 (999)         <Figure 10.5> X bar -> X bar bar            LCLR = 1.9 -> LCLR = 0

XI-120 (1207)    <Q11.33> following characteristics apply to the Latin -> following is a true characteristic of the Latin b. Interest is centered determining -> The design is ideal for determining. Answer a -> d

CQE Instructor PDF, 003, Install 8.03, November 9, 2006

Intro-1   (1)       002 -> 003

VI-70 (454)        <in 2 formulas> Total items tested -> Total operating hours

CQE Instructor PDF, 002, October 23, 2006

Intro-1   (1)       000 -> 002

VI-81 (764)        <last row in table> R1 bar -> R1 bar bar

VI-82 (765)        <Repeat eq> R1 bar -> R1 bar bar          <Repro eq> 0524 -> 0.524

X-17 (1004)       <first eq> s -> s bar

X-21 (1010)       Averages Ranges -> Measurement Range

CQE Instructor PDF, 000, Install 8.01, Adobe 7.0, August 29, 2006

Note the 000 PDF matches the 001 Primer.

CQI Primer, 6th Edition, October, 2011

CQI Primer, 001, January 24, 2012

Intro-3               000 -> 001

II-54                  <Q2.60> triangle -> oblique triangle, ans. b -> Two angles, ans. d. -> The area and one angle

CQI Primer, 000, October, 2011

Intro-3               000 <started selling September 29, 2011>

CQI Solutions Text

CQI Solutions, 001, January 24, 2012

1                       <Q2.1 Explanation> A = B^2+C^2 -> A^2 = B^2+C^2

33                     <Q2.60> triangle -> oblique triangle, ans. b -> Two angles, ans. d. -> The area and one angle

CQI Solutions, 000, 2011

Intro-3               000 <started selling September 29, 2011>

CQI Exam CD

CQI Exam, Install 6.05, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0, February 1, 2012

ID-768               attiributes -> attributes

CQI Exam, Install 6.04, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0, January 24, 2012

ID-1                   <Q2.1 Explanation> A = B^2+C^2 -> A^2 = B^2+C^2

ID-60                 <Q2.60> triangle -> oblique triangle, ans. b -> Two angles, ans. d. -> The area and one angle

CQI Exam, Install 6.03, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0, September 15, 2011

CQI Instructor Digital

CQI Instructor PDC, 000, September 29, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          001

CQI Instructor PDF CD

CQI Instructor PDF, 000, Install 6.00, Adobe 7.0, September 29, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          001

CQIA Primer, 2nd Edition, June, 2006

CQIA Primer, 010, September 13, 2010

Intro-3               009 -> 010

III-28                 (1904 - ) -> (1904 - 2008)

VI-27                 <Q6.7b> Reengineering -> Pareto Analysis

CQIA Primer, 009, June 16, 2009

Intro-3               008 -> 009

Intro-5               VII-9, VII-17, VII-18, VII-20, VII-23 -> VI-9, VI-17, VI-18, VI-20, VI-23

CQIA Primer, 008, December 18, 2008

Intro-3               007 -> 008

III-28                 (1988) -> (1988)^8

III-29                 (1988) -> (1988)^8

III-37                 (1988) -> (1988)^8

III-40                 <add reference> Juran on Planning for Quality.

III-2/40              <reprinted all pages>

IV-2                   affecting them. -> affects them.

IV-7                   co-operative -> cooperative

IV-12                 support team activities. -> support the following team activities:

V-13                  humor is needed. -> humor are needed.

CQIA Primer, 007, October 27, 2008

Intro-3               006 -> 007

VI-8                   checking routing. -> checking routine.

CQIA Primer, 006, October 24, 2008

Intro-3               005 -> 006

II-43                  <Q2.48> B. -> b.     Seiko -> Seiri

II-44                  <Q2.52> Seiko -> Seiri

III-44                 <Q3.47> Seiko -> Seiton

VI-8                   Seiko -> Seiri    Seiketso -> Seiketsu            <added the following text>

The approximate American equivalents are:

Sort: Separate out all that is unneeded and eliminate it.

Straighten: Put everything in order, everything has a place.

Scrub (Shine): Clean everything, make the workplace spotless.

Systematize (Standardize): Make cleaning and checking routing.

Sustain: Commit to the previous 4 steps and improve on them.

VI-29                 <Q6.29> seiko -> seiri

VI-29                 <Q6.34> Seiton -> seiton

X-10                  Seiketso -> Seiketsu      Seiko -> Seiri

<add> Scrub, Shine, Sort, Standardize, Straighten VI-8

X-10                  <add> Sustain, Systematize VI-8

CQIA Primer, 005, May 28, 2008

Intro-3               004 -> 005

V-27                  <Q5.6d> directive -> a delegator

X-13                  <Q5.6> c -> a

CQIA Primer, 004a, January 30, 2008

IV-18                 <Q4.16b corrected alignment>

CQIA Primer, 004, January 14, 2008

Intro-3               003 -> 004

VII-39                <corrected 2 equations to add 3 before sqrt(4.6)>

CQIA Primer, 003, February 27, 2007

Intro-3               002 -> 003

III-8                   <4.1> 40 -> 45         <add> 7.6, 70

CQIA Primer, 002, September 8, 2006

Intro-3               001 -> 002

Intro-6               are available -> is available

II-7                    third party -> third-party

II-8                    written or spoken, directions -> written, or spoken directions

II-14                  ISO 9000 -> ISO 9001

II-19                  winners, or Deming -> winners or Deming

II-24                  coopertion, information -> cooperation and information

II-26                  <2 places> Flowchart -> Flow Chart

II-28                  Flowchart -> Flow Chart             Flowcharting -> Flow charting

II-30                  <2 places> Flowchart -> Flow Chart

II-31                  variation there -> variation, there             supervision -> supervisors

III-2/40              <reference tags were wrong, reprinted entire Section>

III-9                   spoke and wrote -> spoke, and wrote

III-21                 cost of warranty -> warranty costs

III-35                 project -> projects

III-36                 Juran and Crosby -> Juran, and Crosby 

III-36                 Deming and Juran -> Deming, and Juran

III-37                 Juran and Crosby -> Juran, and Crosby 

III-38                 Juran and Crosby -> Juran, and Crosby 

III-39                 <2 places> Juran and Crosby -> Juran, and Crosby 

III-42                 <Q3.15> Which two of the -> Which of the

IV-2                   efficiencies of the company -> and external efficiencies of a company

IV-3                   reduce costs. -> reduce costs

IV-6                   team organizational -> team's organizational

IV-9                   roles generally a facilitator. -> roles. The team leader:

V-12                  experience and knowledge -> experience, and knowledge

V-13                  the manager -> the sponsoring manager

V-14                  They often -> Team members often        teams members -> team members

V-20                  sponsors and upper -> sponsors, and upper

V-25                  cause and effect -> cause-and-effect

VI-4                   Break Through -> Breakthrough

VI-5                   pilotprojects then implementation -> pilot projects then implemented

VI-6                   <3 places> Six Sigma -> Six sigma

VI-7                   6 sigma -> six sigma

VI-8                   Processing -> Additional processing

VI-10                 Motion -> Wasted Motion     Processing -> Additional Processing

VI-10                 process. -> process are muda.

VI-17                 checksheets -> check sheets

VI-18                 <6 places> Checksheets -> Check sheets

VII-2                  Cause and effect -> Cause-and-effect

VII-2                  cause and effect, 4-M or -> fishbone, 4-M, or

VII-3                  Cause and Effect Fishbone -> Cause-and-Effect

VII-3                  Actual Fishbone Example -> Actual Cause-and-Effect Example

VII-9                  Process Checklist -> Process Check Sheet         24 hour -> 24-hour

VII-9                  <del last paragraph which starts with "Not illustrated>

VII-16                Dr. Joe -> Dr. Joseph           <del sentence> Pareto diagrams can ...

VII-18                Anderson, 2001 -> Anderson, 2004

VII-21                As you may -> As one may

VII-26                <remove mark on page>      Plots general -> Plots a general

VII-26                (the number -> (number

VII-38                6-1-02 -> 6-1-06

VII-55                <Q7.41> 4.41 -> 7.41

VIII-9                 quality is about -> quality are about

VIII-11               Inspection and test -> Inspection and testing

VIII-12               Scrap and Sorting -> Scrap and sorting 

VIII-12               Returns and Scrap -> Returns and scrap

VIII-24               <2 places> second party -> second-party 

VIII-24               <4 places> third party -> third-party

VIII-24               First party -> First-party

VIII-25               Third Party -> Third-Party

VIII-33               observation, measurement, or test -> observations, measurements, or tests

IX-5                   money is -> money are

IX-7                   over $70 -> over $75

IX-29                 non-responses -> nonresponses

IX-31                 <align bullet item>

X-5                    flowchart -> flow chart

X-7                    Flowchart -> Flow chart

X-9                    flowchart -> flow chart

X-11                  flowchart -> flow chart

X-12                  flowchart -> flow chart

CQIA Primer, 001, June 16, 2006

Intro-3               001

VIII-31               <5 very minor changes including "to correct">

CQIA Primer, 000, June, 2006, release date, June 6, 2006

Intro-3               000

CQIA Solutions Text, 2nd Edition, June, 2006

CQIA Solutions, 006, January 3, 2012

Intro-3               005 -> 006

33                     <Q3.38> User -> Manufacturer

51                     <Q4.22> inter-departmental -> internal departmental

intra-departmental -> external departmental

CQIA Solutions, 005, September 13, 2010

Intro-3               004 -> 005

82                     <Q6.7b> Reengineering -> Pareto Analysis

CQIA Solutions, 004, June 16, 2009

Intro-3               003 -> 004

24                     <Q3.11> heros -> heroes

51                     <Q4.31> expectes -> expects

85                     <Q6.13> reeengineering -> reengineering

112                   <Q7.39> variablilty -> variability

CQIA Solutions, 003, October 23, 2008

Intro-3               002 -> 003

17                     <Q2.48> B. -> b.     Seiko -> Seiri

19                     <Q2.52> Seiko -> Seiri

38                     <Q3.47> Seiko -> Seiton Seiton means "orderliness" and refers to having everything in their proper place

90                     <Q6.29> seiko -> seiri   seiketso -> seiketsu

92                     <Q6.34> seiko -> seiri   seiketso -> seiketsu

CQIA Solutions, 002, May 28, 2008

Intro-3               001 -> 002

56                     <Q5.6d> directive -> a delegator             Answer c -> Answer a

CQIA Solutions, 001, September 7, 2006

Intro-3               000 -> 001

25                     <Q3.15> Which two of the -> Which of the

113                   <Q7.41> 4.41 -> 7.41

116                   <Q7.49> VII-40/41 -> VII-33/34 and 41/42 (partial coverage).

CQIA Solutions, 000, June, 2006, release date, June 6, 2006

Intro-3               000

CQIA Exam CD, 2nd Edition, June, 2006

CQIA Exam, Install 4.04, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.1, September 13, 2010

ID-90                 <Q3.38> User -> Manufacturer

CQIA Exam, Install 4.02, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.1, September 13, 2010

ID-207               <Q6.7b> Reengineering -> Pareto Analysis

CQIA Exam, Install 4.01, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.1, June 16, 2009

ID-63                 <Q3.11> heros -> heroes

ID-131               <Q4.31> expectes -> expects

ID-213               <Q6.13> reeengineering -> reengineering

ID-287               <Q7.39> variablilty -> variability

ID-648               appopriate -> appropriate

ID-665               desireable -> desirable

ID-750               hinderances -> hindrances

ID-785               requeted -> requested

ID-810               Fisbone -> Fishbone

ID-811               varities -> varieties

ID-887               familarity -> familiarity

ID-903               preventiveon -> prevention

ID-916               <2 places> Precontrol -> Pre-control

ID-954               competive -> competitive

CQIA Exam, Install 4.00, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0, May 11, 2009

                         <Updated install program, did not change database>

CQIA Exam, install 3.07, program 3.0.2, October 22, 2008

CQIA Exam, install 3.06, program 3.0.2, August 27, 2008 (database is May 28, 2008)

                         <Updated install and execution programs, did not change database>

CQIA Exam, install 3.05, program 3.0.0, May 28, 2008

ID-142               <Q5.6d> directive -> a delegator             Answer c -> Answer a

CQIA Exam, install 3.03, program 2.7.0, December 19, 2007

<Added password>

CQIA Exam, install 3.02, program 2.7.0, September 8, 2006

CQIA Exam, install 2.00, program 2.7.0, September 7, 2006

ID-67                 <Q3.15> Which two of the -> Which of the

ID-297               <Q7.49> VII-40/41 -> VII-33/34 and 41/42 (partial coverage).

CQIA Exam, install 3.01, program 2.7.0, June 6, 2006

CQIA Instructor PDF CD, 2nd Edition, June, 2006

CQIA Instructor PDF, 010, install 2.07, September 13, 2010

Intro-1 (1)          009 -> 010

III-28 (118)        (1904 - ) -> (1904 - 2008)

VI-27 (270)        <Q6.7b> Reengineering -> Pareto Analysis

CQIA Instructor PDF, 009, install 2.06, June 16, 2009

Intro-1 (1)          008 -> 009

Intro-5 (3)          VII-9 -> VI-9

Intro-5 (4)          VII-17, VII-18, VII-20, VII-23 -> VI-17, VI-18, VI-20, VI-23

CQIA Instructor PDF, 008, install 2.05, December 19, 2008

Intro-1 (1)          007 -> 008

III-39 (129)        <delete> (Tantara, 2000)

IV-7 (145)          co-operative -> cooperative

CQIA Instructor PDF, 007, install 2.04, October 28, 2008

Intro-1 (1)          000a -> 007

II-26 (65)           Flowchart -> Flow Chart

II-44 (82)           <Q2.52> Seiko -> Seiri

III-8 (96)            <4.1> 40 -> 45

III-21 (111)        cost of warranty -> warranty costs

V-27 (223)         <Q5.6d> directive -> a delegator             <Q5.6> c -> a

VI-6 (237)          <2 places> Six Sigma -> six sigma

VI-8 (243)          Seiko -> Seiri    Seiketso -> Seiketsu            <added the following text>

The approximate American equivalents are:

Sort: Separate out all that is unneeded

Straighten: Put everything in order

Scrub (Shine): Clean everything

Systematize (Standardize): Make cleaning routine

Sustain: Commit to the previous 4 steps and improve on them

VII-21 (305)             As you may -> As one may

VIII-9 (365)        quality is about -> quality are about

VIII-11 (369)      Inspection and test -> Inspection and testing

VIII-12 (370)      Scrap and Sorting -> Scrap and sorting 

VIII-12 (371)      Returns and Scrap -> Returns and scrap

VIII-24 (388)      second party -> second-party     <3 places> third party -> third-party

VIII-25 (389)      Third Party -> Third-Party

IX-5 (423)          money is -> money are  <del> (Peters, 1987)

IX-29 (462)        non-responses -> nonresponses

CQIA Instructor PDF, 000, install 2.01, September 7, 2006

Intro-1 (1)          000

CQPA Primer, 1st Edition, January, 2006

CQPA Primer, 008, November 23, 2011

Intro-3               007 -> 008

Intro-6               <changed Alignment table to two lines, letters in order of appearance>

III-18                 <moved row of Well Functioning ... to top>

IV-35                 <moved graphic down>

II-2 to XI-42             <added BOK element in header, converted equations>

CQPA Primer, 007, August 4, 2011

Intro-3               006 -> 007

II-43                  Sayle (1999) -> Sayle (1997)

CQPA Primer, 006, July 11, 2011

Intro-3               005 -> 006

Intro-3/6            <Footer> 2005 -> 2006

III-1/52              <Footer> 2005 -> 2006

IV-1/50              <Footer> 2005 -> 2006

XI-47                 <Q11.23> A. -> a.

CQPA Primer, 005, September 10, 2010

Intro-3               004 -> 005

IX-20                 X -> x   Y -> y

IX-21                 <updated equation formats> X -> x  Y -> y

IX-22                 <updated equation formats> Y -> y  <moved text up from next page>

IX-23                 <updated equation formats>       <moved Least Squares Example up from next page>

IX-24                 <updated equation formats> <moved Ex 9.9 and Hints up from next page>

IX-25                 <added σ_ε² calculations>

IX-26                 <updated equation formats>

XII-25                Hints on regression IX-25 -> IX-24

XII-26                Least squares IX-22-IX-25 -> IX-22-IX-24

Least squares, example IX-22-IX-25 -> IX-22-IX-24

XII-29                Regression, analysis hints IX-25 -> IX-24

CQPA Primer, 004, October 21, 2008

Intro-3               003 -> 004

IV-43                 <in equation> y^2 -> (y bar)^2

IV-44                 Functional Limit: A_i -> Tolerance Specification: Δ_i

V-40                  Seiko -> Seiri          Seiketso -> Seiketsu      Standardize -> Sustain

V-63                  <Q5.24> Seiko -> Seiri         Seiketso -> Seiketsu

<Q5.26d align text>

IX-12                 weight equal to or greater -> weight greater

XII-29                Seiko -> Seiri          Seiketso -> Seiketsu      <add> Sustain V-40 Shine V-40

XII-29/32           <items rolled from prior pages>

CQPA Primer, 003, April 19, 2007

Intro-3               002 -> 003

IX-19                 <del reference to page VI-49, added F equation>

CQPA Primer, 002, October 20, 2006

Intro-3               001 -> 002

IV-21                 Mizuno Shigeru (1988)9 -> Shigeru Mizuno (1988)8

IV-30                 Shigeru (1988)9 -> Mizuno (1988)8

IV-40                 Phadke (1989)8 -> Phadke (1989)9

IV-46                 Shigeru, Mizuno -> Mizuno, Shigeru <also changes ref number 9 -> 8>

V-47                  Shingo (1989) -> Shingo (1986)

V-49                  Shingo (1989) -> Shingo (1986)

XI-7                   Specific details -> Details     Defines details delivery -> Defines delivery

                         States details payments -> States payments buyers -> buyer's

XII-20                Mizuno <added> IV-46

XII-21                <deleted> Shigeru, M.

CQPA Primer, 001, March 24, 2006

Intro-3               000 -> 001

IV-48                 <Q4.20> facts or data -> facts, or data

IV-50                 <Q4.40> Matric diagrams -> Matrix diagrams

VII-25                when has an attempt -> when an attempt

XII-13                <del at bottom> Table II

XII-14                <add at top> Table II

CQPA Primer, 000a, January 25, 2006

Intro-2               <changed page to add QCI Indiana logo>

CQPA Primer, 000, December 22, 2005

Intro-3               000

CQPA Primer, 000, December 16, 2005

CQPA Solutions Text

CQPA Solutions, 002, October 21, 2008

Intro-3               001 -> 002

15                     <Q2.35> 3.35 -> 2.35

66                     <Q5.24> Seiko -> Seiri         Seiketso -> Seiketsu      Standardize -> Sustain

160                   <Q11.12a> :Deviation -> Deviation

CQPA Solutions, 001, March 24, 2006

Intro-3               000 -> 001

48                     <Q4.20> facts or data -> facts, or data

55                     <Q4.40> Matric diagrams -> Matrix diagrams

CQPA Solutions, 000, December 16, 2005

Intro-3               000

CQPA Exam CD

CQPA Exam, Install 2.01, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0, July 11, 2011

ID-681               [proposal -> proposal

CQPA Exam, Install 2.0, Program 4.0.6, Database 2.0.0, May 26, 2009

                         <Updated install program, did not change database>

CQPA Exam, Install 1.07, Program 3.0.2, October 21, 2008

ID-168               Seiko -> Seiri    Seiketso -> Seiketsu

CQPA Exam, Install 1.06, Program 3.0.2, August 27, 2008 (database is May 28, 2008)

                         <Updated install and execution programs, did not change database>

CQPA Exam, 008b, Install 1.05, Program 2.7.0, December 20, 2007

<Added password>

CQPA Exam, 000, Install 1.04, Program 2.7.0, March 24, 2006

ID-116               <Q4.20> facts or data -> facts, or data

ID-136               <Q4.40> Matric diagrams -> Matrix diagrams

ID-922               Answer B -> Answer A,              questions are -> questions is

CQPA Exam, 000, Install 1.02, Program 2.7.0, December 19, 2005

CQPA Instructor PDF CD

CQPA Instructor PDF, 008, Install 1.04, Adobe 7.0, November 30, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          004 -> 008

I-3 (10) to I-14 (16)  <Moved 2nd line of header to left>

II-2 to XI-42       <added BOK element in header, converted equations>

IX-20 (366)        X -> x   Y -> y

IX-23 (371)        <moved Least Squares Example up from next page>

XI-47 (508)        <Q11.23> A. -> a.

CQPA Instructor PDF, 004, Install 1.03, Adobe 7.0, October 22, 2008

Intro-1 (1)          001a -> 004

IV-42 (160)        <in equation> y^2 -> (y bar)^2

IV-44 (162)        Functional Limit: A_i -> Tolerance Specification: Δ_i

V-40 (212)         Seiko -> Seiri          Seiketso -> Seiketsu      Standardize -> Sustain

CQPA Instructor PDF, 001a, Install 1.02, December 3, 2007

Intro-1 (1)          001 -> 001a <no printing>

CQPA Instructor PDF, 001, Install 1.01, March 27, 2006

Intro-1 (1)          000 -> 001

VII-25 (294)       when has an attempt -> when an attempt

CQPA Instructor PDF, 000, Install 1.00, December 19, 2005

CQT Primer, 7th Edition, October, 2011

CQT Primer, 001, September 29, 2011

Intro-3               000 -> 001

IX-113               8.54 -> 9.54

CQT Primer, 000, October, 2011 (released September 2011)

Intro-3               000

CQT Solutions Text

CQT Solutions, 001, September 29, 2011

Intro-3               000 -> 001

122                   8.54 -> 9.54

CQT Solutions, 000, September 28, 2011

Intro-3               000

CQT Exam CD

CQT Exam, Install 5.02, Program 4.0.6, Database 5.0.2, November 28, 2011

ID-571               remaining. -> remain. This question can also be solved using the multiplicative probability law for three independent events. <add page> and 29.

ID-612               is senseless filler -> is a distracter choice

ID-858               <add> or π r². This area formula is not in the CQT Primer.

CQT Exam, Install 4.02, Program 4.0.6, Database 5.0.1, August 18, 2011

CQT Instructor Digital

CQT Instructor PDC, 001, September 29, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          001

CQT Instructor PDF CD

CQT Instructor PDF, 001, Install 4.00, Adobe 7.0, September 29, 2011

Intro-1 (1)          001

CRE Primer, 4th Edition, October 1, 2009

CRE Primer, 011, December 5, 2011

Intro-3               010 -> 011

III-57                 <2nd eq> 0.2^0 -> 0.2^1             <3rd eq> 0.2^0 -> 0.2^2

IV-20                 <Ex 4.14> 0.054 - 0.050 -> 0.54 - 0.50

VI-52                 f(t) = e^(-<lambda>t) -> f(t) = <lambda>e^(-<lambda>t)

VIII-9                 FEMA -> FMEA,

IX-24                 ln t_2 - t_1 -> ln t_2 - ln t_1

CRE Primer, 010, November 2, 2011

Intro-3               009 -> 010

III-104               <Q3.19a> trend of 6 points -> trend of 5 points

CRE Primer, 009, September 23, 2011

Intro-3               008 -> 009

Q3.5 replaced with new question since it was a duplicate of Q8.10

Numerous small improvements throughout the Primer

CRE Primer, 008, February 8, 2011

Intro-3               007 -> 008

V-38                  A₀ -> A <tolerance>       A -> A₀ <functional>

CRE Primer, 007, December 10, 2010

Intro-3               006 -> 007

III-26                 <Example 3.25> t < 200 -> t < 2

CRE Primer, 006, December 3, 2010

Intro-3               005 -> 006

IV-84                 weights of hamburgers from three different companies -> outputs of three machines

IV-85                 weights of hamburgers from three different companies -> machine means

Company -> Machines

CRE Primer, 005, October 6, 2010

Intro-3               004 -> 005

V - 93                <Q5.6.> the theory that the rate of chemical reaction doubles for each 10° C rise in operating temperature. -> a model which indicates chemical activity is a function of temperature.

V - 96                <Q5.36> The effect of when faults do occur, they do not have significant effects on the system, is a description of: -> When faults occur that do not have a significant effect on a system is a short description of:

X-44                  <Q9.30> c -> b

CRE Primer, 004, August 2, 2010

Intro-3               003 -> 004

IX-21                 <Example 9.1 add> There were 13 unfailed slides when the test was suspended at 6,000 cycles.

IX-22                 <Table 9.13 add row> 7 A 6000 32.8%

IX-23                 <Changed graphic and modified explanation> Maximum likelihood estimation (MLE) was used to analyze the data. The graph beta, β, (slope) is 1.713. The eta, η, (characteristic life) is 9,795 cycles,

IX-24                 <changed to show using MLE with beta of 1.713, explained difference from graph>

IX-25                 <changed to> 1% 668 cycles and 95% 18,585 cycles

CRE Primer, 003, November 20, 2009

Intro-3               002 -> 003

III-25                 <first equation> a/x dx -> a/x

III-44                 shape -> scale <add> The scale parameter is sometimes referred to as the shape parameter.

III-46                 φ -> Φ

IV-34                 <adjusted chart equation font>

VI-56                 n = 2 -> n = 25

VII-75                <second equation> 1/A_f - t/A_f

VII-76                5 at 180 volts -> 5 at 200 volts

VII-82                under normal conditions -> under stress conditions

CRE Primer, 002, September 9, 2009

Intro-3               001 -> 002

III-69                 points for n < 40 -> points for n < 30        <delete> implied by Table J of

III-103               <Q3.4> 0.818 -> 0.624

III-106               <Q3.37> n tests with f failures is -> n samples with f failures in the samples is

CRE Primer, 001, August 20, 2009

Intro-3               000 -> 001

VI-67                 <Q6.49> <added graphic from Q6.51, which was missing>

CRE Primer, 000, October 1, 2009, started shipping on August 19, 2009

Intro-3               000

CRE Solutions Text, 2009

CRE Solutions, 010, November 2, 2011

Intro-3               009 -> 010

28                     <Q3.19a> trend of 6 points -> trend of 5 points

CRE Solutions, 009, October 3, 2011

Intro-3               008 -> 009

Q3.5 replaced with new question since it was a duplicate of Q8.10

CRE Solutions, 008, October 5, 2010

Intro-3               007 -> 008

26                     <Q3.15> exp { -λ * λ² / 2!} -> {exp (-λ)} * {λ² / 2!} = {exp (-0.472)} * {0.472 ² / 2!}

60                     <Q4.37> <reworded explanation to show why Factor B is the most significant>

64                     <Q5.6.> the theory that the rate of chemical reaction doubles for each 10° C rise in operating temperature. -> a model which indicates chemical activity is a function of temperature.

76                     <Q5.36> The effect of when faults do occur, they do not have significant effects on the system, is a description of: -> When faults occur that do not have a significant effect on a system is a short description of:

182                          <Q9.30> Answer c is correct. -> Answer b is correct.

CRE Solutions, 007, February 16, 2010

Intro-3               006 -> 007

95                     = (0.95)(1.0)(1-U_BCEF) + (0.05)(R_DEF) -> = (0.95)(1-U_BCEF) + (0.05)(R_DEF)

CRE Solutions, 006, January 29, 2010

Intro-3               005 -> 006

19 to 38             <header> SECTION IV -> SECTION III

172 to 188         <header> SECTION VII -> SECTION IX

CRE Solutions, 005, October 13, 2009

Intro-3               004 -> 005

86                     <Q5.60 Solution> always quantitative since -> always qualitative since

CRE Solutions, 004, September 9, 2009

Intro-3               003 -> 004

20                     <Q3.4> 0.818 -> 0.624

36                     <Q3.37> n tests with f failures is -> n samples with f failures in the samples is

CRE Solutions, 003, August 25, 2009

Intro-3               002 -> 003

40                     <Q4.4> Sections XI -> Sections IV

107                   <Q6.32> Section IV -> Section VI

118                   <Q6.48> Sections IV -> Sections VI

149                   <Q7.53> Sections VI -> Sections VII

CRE Solutions, 002, August 24, 2009

Intro-3               001 -> 002

36                     <Q3.37 is wrong question, replaced with correct question and explanation>

101                   <Q6.22> <add> Solution: