Practical engineering statistics
by Daniel Schiff
Practical Engineering Statistics is designed to give engineers the knowledge to select the statistical approach that is most appropriate to the problem at hand and the skills to confidently apply this approach to specific cases. It provides the engineer with the statistical tools needed to perform the job effectively, whether it is product design and development, estimation of the mean value and variability of measured data, comparison of processes or products, or the relationship between variables.
For virtually all engineers and advanced students, especially those in mechanical, civil, electrical, aerospace, and chemical engineering, Practical Engineering Statistics is an indispensable reference that will give them the tools to do the statistical part of their work quickly and accurately.
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 305) and index.
"A Wiley-Interscience publication."
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