MEEN 4720 - Advanced Experimental Design and Analysis in Engineering

3 hours

Designed for the senior engineering students, especially the graduate students, to use appropriate statistical methods for experiments, such as manufacturing, engineering testing, material synthesis, etc. for engineering problem solving. The knowledge learned from the course is to help the students use minimum experimental effort to obtain the most meaningful results and to make an appropriate conclusion. Techniques learned include data description, design value determination, analysis of variance, comparative experiments, linear regression, randomized block, correlation analysis and factorial design. The practical applications of these techniques are discussed using the actual experimental data and interpretation of the problems.

Recommended: MEEN 2110 or equivalent.

May be repeated for credit.

Course specific fees (in addition to tuition and mandatory):
Academic (AF) per hour: $52.70