Lecture 4: Quality Function Deployment (QFD) and House of Quality

[@evelynolazaba8236]

really easy to follow. I was so lost but this helped me out a lot. Thank you. I wish all professors cared about teaching like this professor

[@TheONEHD1762]

agree with you. really good lecture and easy to understand

[@yungtalentbeats]

Wish my lecturer laid everything out like you do... thanks for helping me understand this! You have just saved my report.

[@HassanKamel77]

more than great, really fantastic, in 44 mins. I understand the QFD !!... Unbelievable.. words can't express how thankful am I.... (Y)

[@danielwahyudi3607]

agree with you

[@Tech_Stream1]

Excellent lecture, The professor is not the type of professor that makes you bored. Definitely worth it.

[@ananonynom8474]

3:49 - starts going through example (before that: just discussing stuff about the course in general)

[@alwaleedalem7164]

This is by far the best video I have watched exploring the Template in details

[@iraa4ka]

Great explanation. Very detailed, to the point, and clear in terms of explanation and language used. Also, very helpful due to the fact that all the characteristics were "created" by the professor and the students at the time of the session, rather than it being a given, like in other videos on QFD.

[@sanddeeppannu]

As a CSSBB, I can say this is a great video !! I myself learned from this.

[@DarkXagami]

Thank you teacher man! Gosh, he looks JUST like my high school buddy, Blair, who actually turned out to be a college professor after he got his degree. WILD! I'm currently working on my Master's Degree in Aeronautics and this topic is in one of my courses. Needless to say, I needed a huge refresher and this did not disappoint. Plus, it was nice imagining that it was my buddy Blair teaching up there in front the class!

[@ilikeassface]

I want this guy to teach all my classes.

[@ContinuouslyEvolving]

Thank you MIT for the free videos. If i ever get rich, I'll contribute to free educational sources like this.

[@thiagoguizzo6732]

Excellent explanation! Thanks a lot!

[@alysonmedge]

Thank you for explaining this! Simple to understand with great example. Recommend watching if your struggling to understand House of Quality. :)

[@gajanankulkarni3687]

I am a quality engineer.Thanks for you explained this concept in a simpler way

[@ManishPatel-mu8kd]

Awesome! Thank you for a detailed and clear explanation.

[@healinghands5479]

Fantastic Only attend this lecture and you master QFD immediately really good job Sir Thank you very much

[@MMBariise]

Amazing! This video is enough to understand the whole QFD concept. Thank you.

[@Abdullah-vh6fk]

to watch b4 giving a presentation, great teaching skills

[@Mim-bu7cd]

In our Engine Design lesson, That's may very helpful for us! Thank you for share clearly the way of your knowledge freely!

[@glennmazur6767]

This is a great explanation of 1980s QFD for build-to-print component suppliers. To update for modern businesses that offer end products, systems, services, and software: 1. Customer requirements are about the customer, not the product. 2. Importance and relationships should be measured in ratio, not ordinal scale due to later math, 3. Roof comes later. The QFD Institute recommends the faster Blitz QFD® which often replaces HoQ. Free case studies at mazur.net/publishe.htm

[@khubsimple]

Thank you Dr. Michael Short.

[@sherryveronica6751]

Thank you so much from JKT. Learn more in 44 mins than 3 hours in class! :)

[@mehmetozgurduzel239]

Hi, i do understand too very clearly but at the end how we analyse all these results and numbers. I mean how we go to solution.

[@aldohernandezsoto1969]

2021 and this video just helped me a lot w my research, thanks a lot!

[@RamprasadKaranth]

As easy as it can get. Thank you so much. Also, great teaching skills. Our professor decided to explain this whole thing in less than 10 mins and I kept wondering what those symbols and numbers mean :D

[@enqisong2155]

same here lol

[@PrabhatKUMAR-rt1qz]

really very nice and very helpful as my teachers are not able to teach me in english, it helped me a lot.

[@srikaravinash9359]

great and easy understandble explanation...i never listened to lectures for so long in my life but i did with this video lecture..thank you for the video..it was a clear shot QFD explanation.👌

[@MsRyanrose]

Dr.Mike....u r a genius,excellent explaination and brilliant presentation.thnx for the free videos.its very interesting n helpful. Like,like like............likes to ur videos Doc.

[@aleloeetvm]

An Inspirational class for me to teach

[@amyzin5855]

Thank you so much teacher and 44 minutes is quite valuable. I understood quality function deployment and house of quality clearly.

[@HappiFix]

Dr. Short seems pretty cool. I see myself enjoying a beer with him :)

[@thomastourrejohnson]

Dr. Short, thank you and your class for this HOQ example. This made it very easy to understand. Great job!

[@jennyjalbertgagne7634]

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[@ahmedneamah7836]

thank u Dr. Michael you really saved me

[@jeronimogarciapino4499]

Excellent explanation and very good content

[@shaunduncan8332]

So a bit late to this video but still very relevant. Excellent approach to explaining the QFD matrix.

[@tashifshaikh7373]

simple and precise teaching skil..loved it

[@wubosco2196]

Wonderful explanation, it is quite clear to understand

[@nitinkumartalk]

Congratulations!! You have designed a Lamborghini Urus :P :D Thanks for the Explanation :)

[@visweshkumar3253]

The video is absolutely fine and I want my prof to follow this meathodology

[@brunoquispes.6174]

Great professor, clear explanation.

[@lironmalek6243]

Thanks from Israel for the great explanation

[@janeli6640]

Very clear, helped a lot for beginners！:)

[@KennyLogBase10]

Starts at 3:50

[@vikneshmahendiran8756]

thanks now I got a clear idea how qfd works

[@brianward17]

very good lecture.im doing a part time course in lean and quality systems and after class i came out lost as the lecture didn't explain properly how to do the house of quality charts.but your tutorial makes it a lot easier to understand.thanks!!

[@sritejcanchi]

Extraordinarily clear!

[@iHickUp]

This is great. So helpful and he easily explains the (HOQ).

[@AmericanKozzak]

Thank you for this really tight explanation of the House of Quality diagram

[@K1LLA_86]

Thank you from South Africa 🌍

[@mangeshdeokar3039]

Thanks from INDIA.

[@9910439278]

It was a very good explanation. I really enjoyed the lecture

[@CreativeEducation1]

Very simple illustration of a relatively complex subject.

[@shakhzodtulkinov4632]

Very nice explanation! You are great! Thank you for the video!

[@vardashaikh1241]

great explanation and highly recommended

[@augustosc3274]

Thanks from Brazil for sharing !

[@saulsilvareyes5986]

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[@kamesh7818]

Excellent, very clear and helpful

[@gerduanrossouw4881]

Thanks from RSA Stellenbosch University :)

[@mariusschober]

Super awesome explanation and lecture!

[@juandelacruz4157]

Very well. Explained. Thank you

[@jainish1471]

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[@michaelradler5320]

Not expecting any feedback on my question since the upload was 8 years ago ... however my question is why does the weight and the acceleration 0-60 has a strong negative relation (roof of the QFD) as the target was to reduce the weight and to increase the acceleration -> thus it should have a positive relation. The lower the weight the better the acceleration and this is exactly what you have defined.

[@ronweasley2794]

I guess it is negative because the relation between those two are opposite, or inverse. Like you have stated, as the weight goes UP the 0-60 performance goes DOWN and if the weight goes DOWN the 0-60 performance goes UP. If the relation between factors is inverse or opposite, then it is negative.

[@likuanza]

the roof is useless then?

[@miguelorozco936]

Esta buena la lección, y nada aburrida.

[@sarveshbelgaonkar1646]

best explanation

[@ericmeyersonline]

If someone went through the original footage and edited out the banter this would be considerably shorter and easier to watch, but overall great in the weeds description of the process

[@efpraxiageorgarou858]

Incredible lesson! 100% understandable. Thank you so much!

[@hassameylhamad6879]

you are good teacher

[@Sathya801]

excellent explaination.thank you...

[@BluesLicks101]

great instructor!

[@leahrawls]

Thank you! This was so clear. Great video.

[@lakshmi8906]

Does the correlation matrix not contribute to any of the calculations in the QFD? I assumed it would help in a tradeoff of importance where the is a strong negative correlation and allow to place importance on features with strong positive correlation

[@jazminkianpour-evangelista5226]

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[@billythekid9357]

ITS HIM

[@olai92]

Thank you Sir. Great Explanation

[@ERIKATBARRA]

Thank you! I understand it now☺️

[@izosa]

Thank you for this very helpful lesson!

[@valentinotalemo]

thanks, this very helpful for me! great 😊

[@dilipmoyya5772]

Excellent lecture! May I know where are we using the correlation values among the design parameters.

[@ABDELKADERJAAFAR]

What about phases 2,3,and 4

[@Passive_gold]

Well explained Dr

[@wojtasdrd]

Thanks from Poland! Very heplful!

[@TotalVikingPower]

Does one know a free QFD builder software. It seems that no template i have the options of either exporting the QFD or changing the rows and columns. Please do PM me if you know. Thanks

[@Nrqlme]

+TotalVikingPower I found this online... It works like a charm dbis.rwth-aachen.de/apps/HouseOfQuality/

[@agengineering3921]

awesome work! thanks a lot for sharing

[@vitaliypetruk3872]

Can somebody please tell me the make of the "Crossover" model?

[@ThinkHuman00]

Thank you very much Well explained

[@sanjaybatra3013]

Awesome explainantion

[@austka]

Thank you! Extremely helpful

[@ggrbac2]

Thank you for great lession

[@vardashaikh1241]

have a query: while taking decision of new SUV "us", why he just picked random numbers? that's how it happens? because i don't think it would happen like this, if we can just pick random numbers to make new SUV then why we have done all the calculations? can any one explain this point please.

[@enesnok]

thanks, it helped a lot.

[@mahmoudradwan2979]

Great explanation, but what about phase 2,3 and 4?

[@silentknight3546]

outstanding

[@ryneorourke2453]

That was a good joke at abou 19:40 that nobody laughed at. I gotchu bro

[@sujitprathameeshravichandr127]

Yeah

[@jihadihashim8903]

This is a great tutorial video, much appreciate. Thanks fr my. :))

[@lorenapuentehurrle9923]

great thanks a lot for the class

[@ahmadlibda5651]

How come 'cost of production' considered as an engineering parameter?! it is something the customer doesn't care about. It is something that affects the manufacturer (it is a result of his design), and it is up to him on how to control it.

[@vasinathan974]

very much useful..thanks..

[@MrKhalio]

thanks ,Great job, explanation.....

[@mathewjoseph12]

Excellent teaching

[@taimoor722]

i have a question what if customer is more towards aesthetic design how and which parameter would you but in design technical side

[@Madvilllain]

Fantastic Video! Thanks very much

[@prashantdogra48]

thank you sir