The Bean Machine for Windows

The Bean Machine for Windows

A complete toolkit for teaching and understanding variation.

Includes the following:

	The Bean Machine or Quincunx - used for: Explain Basic Variation Regression to the Mean Dealing with variation and making decisions Over compensation or adjustment Process Control Specification vs. Control Limits Dealing with measurement variation Effects of sorting Explaining Standard Deviations And many other concepts
	The Bead Box or Deming Red Bead Exercise Dealing with defectives "decision making" Demonstration of the Deming Red Bead P-Charts and U-Charts Effect of changing sample sizes Constant vs. variable sample sizes Effect of the underlying distribution
	The Chip Box or Shewhart Bowl used for: Working with count data Constant vs. variable sample sizes Effect of the underlying distribution The limitations of using C-Charts Effect of changing sample sizes Comparing C-Charts to Xmr Charts
	Funnel or Deming's Random Walk - compare: No Adjustment Adjust with memory Adjust no memory Random Walk
	The Stat Game is a computer simulation designed to be used in a classroom where students can run the simulation, collect data and make process corrections. Multiple simulations can be running at the same time so different groups each have their own process.