Probability and statistics for engineers

by Richard L. Scheaffer, James T. McClave

Designed to teach engineers to think statistically so that data can be collected and used intelligently in solving real problems, this text is intended for calculus-based, one-semester introduction to engineering statistics courses. Although traditional topics are covered, this edition takes a modern, data-oriented, problem-solving, process-improvement view of engineering statistics. The emphasis is on collecting good data through sample surveys and experiments and on applying it to real problems.

648 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1986

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[John Chadwell]

My rating is biased because I still consider statistics to be a sham.

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