Design and Analysis of Experiments | DoE

Design and Analysis of Experiments | DoE
Last updated 10/2023
Duration: 4h 2m | .MP4 1920×1080, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 2.13 GB

Design of Experiments: from ANOVA to Factorial Designs using Excel and R.

What you’ll learn
– Fundamentals of the Design of Experiments (DoE).
– Factorial designs, single-replicate designs, blocking and confounding, fractional designs.
Requirements
– No specific pre-requisite is needed.

Description
This course covers the fundamentals of the design and analysis of experiments (DoE).

Experimentation plays an important role in science, technology, product design and formulation, commercialization, and process improvement. A well-designed experiment is essential once the results and conclusions that can be drawn from the experiment depend on the way the data is collected.

This course is about planning and conducting experiments and about analysing the resulting data in a way that valid and objective conclusions are obtained.

The course focuses on the understanding of the principles used in the design of experiments and on the critical analysis and discussion of the results.

The analysis of the data will use MS Excel and R-Studio. Although this is not an R course, even students that are not familiar with R can enrol in it. The R codes used can be downloaded, the functions will be briefly explained, and the codes can be easily adapted to analyse the student’s own data.

Any person who performs experiments will benefit from this course.

By the end of this course, the student will be able to:

– Choose the most suitable experimental design;

– Analyse the experimental data with confidence;

Who this course is for:
– Master and Ph.D. students;
– Researchers;
– Engineers;
– Undergraduate students who need to run and analyze experimental data;
– Anyone who performs and analyze experiments.
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