Accreditation & Credibility

Duration & Format

• Typical completion time: 1–2 days (self-paced)
• Format: 5 DMAIC phases with phase-wise datasets, quizzes, and solutions
• Access: Lifetime access

Unique Value Proposition

• Two projects in one: Same storyline, two CTQs, two analysis paths — Bench (continuous) and Mark (discrete).
• Tool fluency, not tool memorization: You’ll experience how the “best next step” changes when the data changes.
• All-correct progression: Unlock the next phase only when you get it right — with unlimited attempts.
• Explanations & solutions included: Not just answers — the “why” is part of the learning.
• Exam-ready practice: Short, focused MCQs per phase designed to sharpen decision-making.

• Dual Practice Project: Bench (variable data) + Mark (attribute data)
• 5 DMAIC phases with progressive disclosure of information and datasets
• Phase-wise MCQ quizzes: ~3–5 questions per phase per track
• Unlimited attempts with all-correct phase unlocking
• Explanations and solution walkthroughs after completing each phase
• Downloadable datasets: Excel files + Minitab files
• Certificate of Achievement on completion of all phases
• Lifetime access (self-paced on LearnDash)

Learning Outcomes

• Practice DMAIC end-to-end with enough repetition to make the tools feel usable, not just “familiar.”
• Build confidence working with continuous vs. discrete data—and selecting tools accordingly.
• Sharpen decision-making for Green Belt exams through a structured, MCQ-based application.
• Learn faster with immediate feedback and explanation-backed solutions.
• Earn an additional credential: Certificate of Achievement for completing the practice project.

Topics Covered

• Dual DMAIC Practice Project:
  • Bench Track – Continuous (Variable) Data
  • Mark Track – Discrete (Attribute) Data
• Same project storyline with different CTQs
• Five structured DMAIC phases with gated progression

Define Phase

• Problem statement formulation (Bench vs Mark perspective)
• CTQ identification for variable and attribute data
• Project goal setting aligned to Yield and TAT improvement
• High-level process understanding and improvement focus

Measure Phase

• Data type identification: continuous vs discrete
• Baseline performance measurement
• Measurement logic appropriate to CTQ type
• Understanding data behavior before analysis

Analyze Phase

• Tool selection based on data type (not habit)
• Analysis of variation and patterns for Bench (variable data)
• Analysis of defect rates / proportions for Mark (attribute data)
• Root cause validation using appropriate statistical thinking

Improve Phase

• Identifying improvement levers linked to root causes
• Evaluating improvement impact on Yield and TAT
• Decision-making supported by data-driven insights
• Comparing improvement logic across continuous and discrete CTQs

Control Phase

• Sustaining gains through control-oriented thinking
• Selecting control approaches suitable for data type
• Interpreting ongoing performance signals
• Linking control logic back to project objectives

Exam-Readiness Focus

• Phase-wise MCQs aligned to Green Belt exam expectations
• All-correct progression to reinforce conceptual clarity
• Explanations and solution logic after each phase
• Practical understanding of “which tool, when, and why”

Target Audience (Professional Roles, Experience Level)

• Green Belt participants who want exam-ready practice beyond training content.
• Professionals who expect to run improvement work in any domain: operations, quality, service delivery, shared services, IT, HR, supply chain, manufacturing, healthcare, banking, and more.
• Learners who prefer learning-by-doing with fast feedback loops.

Prerequisites (Required/Recommended Knowledge)

• Required: Enrollment in the Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training bundle.
• Tools: You may use any statistical tool. Solution references include Minitab screenshots.

Recommended Prior Courses (if applicable)

• Recommended: Comfort with DMAIC basics and commonly used GB tools (as taught in your Green Belt program).

Interactive Components (Practice projects, Case studies, Quizzes)

• Dual-track practice: Bench & Mark versions run in parallel for maximum tool variety.
• Phase-wise datasets: You receive information and data exactly when that phase needs it.
• MCQ decision checkpoints: Each phase includes quiz questions that validate tool selection and interpretation.
• All-correct progression + unlimited attempts: Learn until it clicks—then move forward.
• Solution explanations: Clear reasoning and walkthroughs after phase completion.

Support Services (Forums, Technical Support, Post-training guidance)

• Self-paced and auto-evaluated: No manual submission required.
• Technical clarity: Downloadable datasets (Excel + Minitab) provided for hands-on analysis.
• Guided learning: Explanations and solutions reduce guesswork and improve retention.

Certification Earned

On completion of all phases (Bench & Mark), you receive an instantly downloadable:

CERTIFICATE OF ACHIEVEMENT
Awarded to
Participant Name

after having applied the appropriate tools and
completing the project deliverables for

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt
Practice Project

Value to Employers (Efficiency, Cost Reduction, Quality Improvement)

• Signals practical readiness to support yield improvement and TAT reduction initiatives.
• Demonstrates ability to work with both continuous and discrete data — common in real processes.
• Strengthens problem-solving discipline: define clearly, measure correctly, analyze credibly, improve thoughtfully, control sustainably

Career Goals (Roles you can aim for post-certification)

• Lean Six Sigma Green Belt (Project Contributor / Project Lead)
• Continuous Improvement/Operational Excellence Analyst
• Quality/Process Excellence Specialist
• Service Excellence / Process Improvement Lead
• Business Process Analyst (with CI focus)

Bundled Programs (Packages or pathways that include this course)

• Included in: Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Training bundle (bundle-only access)

Suggested Sequence

1. Complete Green Belt concept learning (DMAIC + tools)
2. Start the Green Belt Projects (Bench & Mark) immediately after core DMAIC coverage
3. Use the solutions to close gaps and revise weak tools
4. Attempt exam-style practice with higher confidence

Return on Investment (Salary increase potential, Recognition)

• • Practice translates to performance: better tool selection, faster analysis, and fewer “false conclusions.”
  • Completing both Bench & Mark strengthens your ability to work across data types—a real workplace advantage.
  • Recognition comes from demonstrating application, not attendance. This project is built for that.

Capacity Limits

• • No cohort limits—it is self-paced and designed for scalable access.

PDUs

10