ME 634Practical Experimental Statistics and Data Visualization
- Units
- 0.50
- Level
- Graduate
- Faculty
- Engineering
- Subject
- Mechanical Engineering
ME 634 as listed in the Spring 2025 Graduate Calendar. The main page has the current version, when it runs, and seats.
Experimental variability is examined using a back-to-basics approach showing the fundamental meaning of statistical concepts like mean, standard deviation, and significance. With this foundation, there will be a deeper dive into different techniques to understand data though significance testing, experimental design, typical data distributions, processing non-normal data, and experimental design and analysis. The course will end with a discussion of data visualization, discussing how to maximize the effectiveness of data communication by discussing the theories underpinning effective data communication, matching plotting techniques to presented data and best plotting practices to highlight conclusions. The course concepts will be underpinned by project work to apply the class concept to real-life datasets and figures.
Prerequisites
None listed.
Antirequisites
Leads to
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Check it elsewhere for Spring 2025
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- WClassesPast sections back to 2004, and who taught them
Calendar versions
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- Spring 2025 (shown here)
- Fall 2025
- Winter 2026
- Spring 2026
- Fall 2026
- Winter 2024 and earlier in the calendar archives