Statistical Thinking for Industrial Problem Solving is an applied statistics course for scientists and engineers offered by JMP, a division of SAS. By completing this course, students will understand the importance of statistical thinking, and will be able to use data and basic statistical methods to solve many real-world problems. Students completing this course will be able to:
Statistical Thinking for Industrial Problem Solving, presented by JMP
Statistical Thinking for Industrial Problem Solving, presented by JMP
Instructor: Mia Stephens
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What you'll learn
How to describe data with statistical summaries, and how to explore your data using advanced visualizations.
Understand statistical intervals, hypothesis tests and how to calculate sample size.
How to fit, evaluate and interpret linear and logistic regression models.
How to build predictive models and conduct a statistically designed experiment.
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There are 10 modules in this course
In this module you learn about the course and about accessing JMP software in this course.
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3 videos4 readings1 app item
Statistical thinking is about understanding, controlling and reducing process variation. Learn about process maps, problem-solving tools for defining and scoping your project, and understanding the data you need to solve your problem.
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26 videos3 readings16 assignments1 app item7 plugins
Learn the basics of how to describe data with basic graphics and statistical summaries, and how to explore your data using more advanced visualizations. You’ll also learn some core concepts in probability, which form the foundation of many methods you learn throughout this course.
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50 videos31 assignments1 app item4 plugins
Learn how to use interactive visualizations to effectively communicate the story in your data. You'll also learn how to save and share your results, and how to prepare your data for analysis.
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36 videos2 readings31 assignments2 app items2 plugins
Learn about tools for quantifying, controlling and reducing variation in your product, service or process. Topics include control charts, process capability and measurement systems analysis.
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41 videos3 readings26 assignments2 app items2 plugins
Learn about tools used for drawing inferences from data. In this module you learn about statistical intervals and hypothesis tests. You also learn how to calculate sample size and see the relationship between sample size and power.
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47 videos2 readings38 assignments2 app items5 plugins
Learn how to use scatterplots and correlation to study the linear association between pairs of variables. Then, learn how to fit, evaluate and interpret linear and logistic regression models.
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43 videos2 readings30 assignments2 app items5 plugins
In this introduction to statistically designed experiments (DOE), you learn the language of DOE, and see how to design, conduct and analyze an experiment in JMP.
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36 videos2 readings25 assignments2 app items4 plugins
Learn how to identify possible relationships, build predictive models and derive value from free-form text.
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39 videos2 readings30 assignments2 app items
In this module you have an opportunity to test your understanding of what you have learned.
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2 assignments1 app item
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AF
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Reviewed on Sep 13, 2020
Awesome course. The course is really big, but awesome. It teaches a lot of things about problem solving, statistics, visualization, and of course how to use the software.
LH
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Reviewed on Nov 8, 2023
All things are good, the topics which is covered in that course very useful to understand the data and decision making lability .
KS
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Reviewed on Oct 31, 2024
Great course, gives a good basis and good overview, explains stats in a very understandable way
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