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Doi Sap 303

The document outlines the Engineering Statistics course (DOI‐SAP‐303) offered in Spring, worth 6 ECTS credits, focusing on probability and statistics with engineering applications. It includes topics such as descriptive statistics, hypothesis testing, and statistical quality control, and requires basic knowledge of calculus. Grading is based on continuous evaluation (20%) and exams (80%), with a minimum overall grade of 5 out of 10 needed to pass.

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Doi Sap 303

The document outlines the Engineering Statistics course (DOI‐SAP‐303) offered in Spring, worth 6 ECTS credits, focusing on probability and statistics with engineering applications. It includes topics such as descriptive statistics, hypothesis testing, and statistical quality control, and requires basic knowledge of calculus. Grading is based on continuous evaluation (20%) and exams (80%), with a minimum overall grade of 5 out of 10 needed to pass.

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DOI‐SAP‐303 Engineering Statistics

SEMESTER: Spring
CREDITS: 6 ECTS (4 hrs. per week)
LANGUAGE: English
DEGREES: SAPIENS program

Course overview
This course is an introduction to the basic concepts in probability and statistics with
engineering applications. Topics include probability, discrete and continuous random
variables, confidence interval estimation, hypothesis testing, correlation, regression, and
analysis of variance.

Prerequisites
Basic knowledge of Calculus.

Course contents
1. Descriptive Statistics.
2. Probability.
3. Discrete and Continuous Random Variables.
4. Sampling and Simulation.
5. Inference, Confidence Intervals and Hypothesis Testing.
6. Linear Regression and Correlation.
7. Analysis of Variance.
8. Design of Experiments.
9. Statistical Quality Control.

TextBook
 Navidi “Statistics for Engineers & Scientists”, 4th edition, McGraw‐Hill, 2015

Additional Reference
 R.E. Walpole, R.H. Myers, S.L. Myers and K.E. Ye Probability & Statistics for
Engineers& Scientists, Global Edition. Pearson. 2016

Software
You will need a computer for the homework assignments and practice. The main software
used in class will be R.

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Grading
The following conditions must be accomplished to pass the course:
 A minimum overall grade of at least 5 over 10.
The overall grade is obtained as follows:
 Continuous evaluation (20 %):
o Attendance
o Periodical assignments
o Active participation in class
 Exams (80%): Minimum average grade of exams: 4
o Intermediate evaluation tests (February + April): 40% (20% + 20%)
o Final exam (May): 40%
o Compulsory to attend all exams unless duly justified

Retake
 Previous continuous evaluation Grade: 20%
 Extraordinary exam: 80%

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