Part I of Probability and Its Applications for Engineers explicates the theory and illustrates its use with concrete examples from such topics as quality control/acceptance sampling...telephone network blocking.....economics and inventory control....the use of moments....and the overly conscientious worker phenonmenon. Part II elaborates on practical applications of the theory in areas of interest to practicing engineers. Beginning with an introduction to statistics, Part II provides concise, self-contained examinations of control charts.....tolerancing .... reliability....random processes...decision trees...and more!
About the Series
Preface
Part I
Chapter 1 : Preliminaries of Probability
Chapter 2 : Finite Sample Spaces
Chapter 3 : Two or More Events
Chapter 4 : Random Variable, Distribution Function, and Expected Value
Chapter 5 : Functions of a Random Variable
Chapter 6 : Two or More Random Variables
Part II
Chapter 7 : Statistics
Chapter 8 : Quality Control: Control Charts
Chapter 9 : Tolerancing, Error Analysis, and Parameter Uncertainty
Chapter 10 : Reliability Engineering
Chapter 11 : Random Processes and Congestion
Chapter 12 : Decision Trees
Appendix 1 : Factorial, Gamma Function, and Binomial Theorem
Appendix 2 : Moments by Taylor series Expansion
Appendix 3 : Tables
Answers to Problems
Bibliography
Index
