Statistics for chemical and process engineers : a modern approach Introduction to Statistics and Data Visualisation Theoretical Foundation for Statistical Analysis Regression Design of Experiments Modelling Stochastic Processes with Time Series Analysis Modelling Dynamic Processes Using System Identification Methods Using MATLAB® for Statistical Analysis Using Excel® to do Statistical Analysis. A coherent concise and comprehensive course in the statistics needed for a modern career in chemical engineering covers all of the concepts required for the American Fundamentals of Engineering Examination. Statistics for Chemical and Process Engineers (second edition) shows the reader how to develop and test models design experiments and analyze data in ways easily applicable through readily available software tools like MS Excel® and MATLAB® and is updated for the most recent versions of both. Generalized methods that can be applied irrespective of the tool at hand are a key feature of the text and it now contains an introduction to the use of state space methods. The reader is given a detailed framework for statistical procedures covering: data visualization; probability; linear and nonlinear regression; experimental design (including factorial and fractional factorial designs); and dynamic process identification. Main concepts are illustrated with chemical and process engineering relevant examples that can also serve as the bases for checking any subsequent real implementations. Questions are provided (with solutions available for instructors) to confirm the correct use of numerical techniques and templates for use in MS Excel and MATLAB are also available for download. With its integrative approach to system identification regression and statistical theory this book provides an excellent means of revision and self study for chemical and process engineers working in experimental analysis and design in petrochemicals ceramics oil and gas automotive and similar industries and invaluable instruction to advanced undergraduate and graduate students looking to begin a career in the process industries.