Six Sigma Certificate
Six Sigma’s goal to create superior products that both meet and exceed customer’s expectations through identification and removal of defect causes and variability is widely utilized throughout industry.
In order to get the Six Sigma Green Belt Certification, you must register in SYSEN 5300 for 3 credits and earn a B+ or better;if you wish to take the course in the distance learning format.
In order to get the Six Sigma Black Belt Certification, you must register in SYSEN 5300 for 4 credits and earn a B+ or better if you wish to take the course in the distance learning format.
Six Sigma & Cornell
Six Sigma’s goal to create superior products that both meet and exceed customer’s expectations through identification and removal of defect causes and variability is widely utilized throughout industry.
Cornell’s Six Sigma Certification enables its graduates to utilize this highly specialized strategy with widely applicable tools to formulate and execute effective decisions to ensure that customer and business specifications are achieved. There are many Six Sigma certification programs out there. However, our certification offers a level of statistical rigor that makes Cornell stand out and surpass other Certification programs.
- Six Sigma Black Belts save companies approximately $230,000 per project – Six Sigma Academy
- Trained and certified Six Sigma Black Belts can earn up to $38,000 more than their uncertified counterparts – iSixSigma Magazine
- U.S.-based Six Sigma Black Belts earn an average of $100,592 in total compensation – iSixSigma Magazine
Six Sigma continuous improvement based on a statistical measure of variability. The Six Sigma method is based on the DMAIC model:
- Design, identify, prioritize, and select the right projects
- Measure the key product characteristics and process parameters
- Analyze and identify the key process determinants
- Improve and optimize performance
- Control to hold the gains
Answers to frequently asked questions
- The cost is per credit hour and changes each fall. Please contact the Systems Engineering department for an updated tuition figure.
- This course is currently being offered in the Fall semesters. The duration is the entire semester. Please refer to CU academic calendar for these dates.
- The number of hours required per week to be successful in the program is approximately a minimum of 3-5 hours per week, in addition to the class time.
- Prerequisites include a course in probability and statistics.