Statistics for Engineering Problem Solving (Pws Foundations in Engineering)
Steve Vardeman is a Professor of Statistics and Industrial Engineering at Iowa<br> State University.  He holds a 1975 Ph.D. in Statistics from Michigan State<br> University and B.S. and M.S. degrees in Mathematics from Iowa State.  He is a<br> Fellow of the American Statistical Association, an elected Ordinary Member of<br> the International Statistical Institute, a Senior Member of the American<br> Society for Quality and is a member of both the American Society for<br> Engineering Education and the Institute of Mathematical Statistics.  His book<br> Statistics for Engineering Problem Solving won the 1994 ASEE Meriam-Wiley<br> Distinguished Author Award for an outstanding new engineering textbook, he is<br> co-author of Statistical Quality Assurance Methods for Engineers, and the ISU<br> College of Liberal Arts and Sciences has recognized him for outstanding<br> teaching.  He was Editor of Technometrics from 1993 to 1995 and both his<br> research and teaching interests revolve around the engineering applications of<br> statistics.--This text refers to an alternateHardcoveredition.