Measuring / Modeling / Standards
Engineering
Statistics
Statistics is a branch of mathematics that deals with the collection, analysis, interpretation, presentation and organization of data. It involves the use of statistical methods to make inferences and predictions about a population based on a sample. Statistics can include data collection, sampling methods, variables and more.
Tolerances
Tolerances are an essential aspect of engineering standards that determine the permissible variation in the dimensions and properties of a manufactured part or product. They are the allowable deviation from the nominal or desired value and are specified in engineering drawings or product specifications.
Dimensions
In engineering, dimensions refer to the measurable parameters of a physical object or system. These can include length, width, height, diameter, thickness and other geometric properties that define the shape and size of an object or component. Dimensions are critical in engineering design and manufacturing, as they dictate how parts fit together and function within a larger system.
Process Control
Process control in engineering refers to the techniques, tools and systems used to regulate and maintain a manufacturing process to produce a desired output. It involves monitoring and adjusting various process parameters, such as temperature, pressure, flow rate and level, to ensure that the output meets the desired quality, quantity and specifications.
Displaying and Comparing Data
There are a multitude of ways to display and compare data: Bar Charts, Line Graphs, Scatter Plots, Pie Charts, Table, and Histograms.
