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DESIGNED EXPERIMENTS FOR SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING
Designed Experiments for Science and Engineering is a versatile and overarching toolkit that explores various methods of designing experiments for over 20 disciplines in science and engineering. Designed experiments provide a structured approach to hypothesis testing, data analysis, and decisionmaking. They allow researchers and engineers to efficiently explore multiple factors, interactions, and their impact on outcomes, ultimately leading to betterdesigned processes, products, and systems across a wide range of scientific and engineering disciplines. Each discipline covered in this book includes the key characteristics of the steps in choosing and executing the experimental designs (one factor, fractional factorial, mixture experimentation, factor central composite, 3factor + central composite, etc.) and reviews the various statistical tools used as well as the steps in how to utilize each (standard deviation analysis, analysis of variance [ANOVA], relative standard deviation, bias analysis, etc.). This book is essential reading for students and professionals who are involved in research and development within various fields in science and engineering, such as mechanical engineering, environmental science, manufacturing, and aerospace engineering.
Michael D. Holloway is the President of 5th Order Industry (https://5thorderindustry.com/leadership/), which provides competency development and training programs for many industries and offers standard, customized, and certification preparation courses. He has over 38 years of experience in the industry, starting with research and development for Olin Chemical and WR Grace, product management for Rohm & Haas, technical marketing and application engineering for GE Plastics, and business development and management for NCH, ALS, and SGS. He is a subject matter expert in failure analysis, reliability engineering, and designed experiments for science and engineering. He holds 16 professional certifications, a patent, a Master of Science degree in polymer engineering from the University of Massachusetts, and a Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry and a Bachelor of Arts degree in philosophy from Salve Regina University, Newport, Rhode Island. He has authored 8 books and contributed to several others, and he has been cited in more than 1000 manuscripts and several hundred master's theses and doctoral dissertations.