Lecture1-2_21636_Lecture1-2_21636_Lecture1-2_18869_GEN531 zero lecture.pptx
- 3. University Vision and Mission
- 4. VISION To be a premier academic institution, recognized internationally for its contribution to industry and society through excellence in teaching, learning, research, internationalization, entrepreneurship and leadership.
- 5. MISSION • To transform education through academic rigor, practical orientation and outcome-based teaching. • To develop and implement a relationship of cooperation between industry and academia. • To undertake impactful research addressing local, national and global challenges. • To prepare graduates to be lifelong learners with strong analytical and leadership skills. • To develop global professionals and entrepreneurs with innovative spirit, tolerance and desire to make a difference to the society.
- 6. Program Information Program Code: P268-H Program Name: Master of Science (Honours) Physics This Masters Degree program offered by Lovely Professional University in the School of Chemical Engineering and Physical Sciences has a minimum duration of 2 years and is offered under Semester system through Regular mode. It is a Standalone program based on Credit system. #The medium of Instruction in this program is English 6
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- 10. Course Outcomes • CO1 :: understand the basic functions of MS- Excel, MATLAB and Origin Software. • CO2 :: apply research techniques and tools to solve the problems. • CO3 :: analyze the tools of statistics to be used in research and development. • CO4 :: develop technical computing environment for data analysis and visualization.
- 11. 11 What you will study here in this course? Course Content
- 12. But how to find the syllabus in UMS ? • UMS log in >>UMS navigation>>Learning Management System>>Academic course syllabus>>syllabus files>>select the session >>PHY621 12
- 13. Overview of this Course ….. …the learning curve 13
- 14. Reference Books 1. BUSINESS STATISTICS by J K SHARMA, VIKAS PUBLISHING HOUSE 2. RESEARCH METHODOLOGY : METHODS AND TECHNIQUES by C.R. KOTHARI AND GAURAV GARG, NEW AGE INTERNATIONAL 3. FUNDAMENTALS OF MATHEMATICAL STATISTICS by S C GUPTA, SULTAN CHAND & SONS (P) LTD. 4. GETTING STARTED WITH MATLAB - A QUICK INTRODUCTION FOR SCIENTISTS AND ENGINEERS SEVENTH EDITION by RUDRA PRATAP, OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESS 5. MODELING AND SIMULATION USING MATLAB - SIMULINK, by DR. SHAILENDRA JAIN, WILEY 6. APPLIED STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY FOR ENGINEERS by DOUGLAS C. MONTGOMERY, GEORGE C. RUNGER, WILEY 7. DESIGN AND ANALYSIS OF EXPERIMENTS by DOUGLAS C. MONTGOMERY, WILEY
- 15. CA Category of this Course Code is:A0203 Test -1 Test –open book Teaching Practise Weightages: Attendance: 5 CA: 45 ETT: 50 (Unit I to VI Subjective) Assessment Model 15 L: 4.0 T: 0.0 P: 0.0 Cr: 4.0
- 16. Unit 1: Basic Introduction to Excel, Tabulation and Graphical Presentation : • basic introduction to sheets/workbook-cell, row, columns, basic operations • use of all excel options and add-ins • tabulation and graphical Presentation: discrete data, continuous data and frequency distributions, graphs and their presentation, • diagrammatic and graphical representation of data: bar diagram, pie-chart, line chart, histogram, frequency polygon and Ogive curves
- 18. Unit 2: MATLAB and Origin software • Introduction to MATLAB software, Elementary idea of basic calculations and tools • Use of Origin software for graph plotting and data analysis
- 20. Unit 3: Descriptive Statistics • introduction to types of data-qualitative, quantitative, ordinal • measures of central tendency: arithmetic Mean, average, median and its importance, • characteristics of an ideal average, measures of concept of central tendency- mean, median, mode
- 22. Unit 4: Methods of bivariate correlation and regression analysis • accuracy, precision, coefficient of variance, detection limit and quantification limit, linear bivariate regression • correlation: concept, important, methods, • methods: scatter diagram, Karl Pearson coefficient of correlation, Spearman's rank correlation
- 24. Unit 5 Sampling Techniques : • Sampling and sampling Distribution : introduction to sampling • types of sampling : random and non random sampling, concept of factorial design and response surface analysis • difference between one factor one approach and quality by design, concept of design space • design of experiments • introduction to sampling distributions
- 26. Unit 6 Theory of Probability Statistics : • probability : definition and its concept, addition theorem, multiplicative theorem • probability distribution : concept of probability distribution • Binomial distribution • Normal distribution, concept of dependent and independent variables