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SYNOPSIS                                          REFERENCES
                    To develop students that are capable to define and   a.   Devore, J.L., 2008, Probability and Statistics for
                    apply principles of strength and stability in structures   Engineering  and  the  Sciences,  7th  Edition,
                    and  capable  to  evaluate  structures  strength  in   Thomson – Duxbury.
                    engineering design.                               b.   Montgomery,  D.C.,  Runger,  G.C.,  2007,
                    REFERENCES                                            Applied Statistics and Probability for Engineers,
                    a.   Beer, F.P, Johnston, E.R, and Dewolf, J.T., 2012,   5rd Edition, John Wiley.
                        Mechanics of Materials, 6th edition. in SI Units,   c.   Hayter,  Anthony,  J.,  2007,  Probability  and
                        McGraw-Hill.                                      Statistics  for  Engineers  and  Scientists,  3rd
                    b.   Hibbeler, R.C., 2011, Mechanics of Materials,    Edition, Thomson Brooks.
                        8th edition. In SI unit., Prentice Hall.      d.   Mann, P.S., 2005, Introductory Statistics Using
                    c.   Vable,  M.,  2004,  Mechanics  of  Materials,    Technology, 5th Edition, John Wiley.
                        Oxford University Press.
                    d.   Benham, P.P., Crawford, R.J., and Armstrong,
                        C.G.,  1996,  Mechanics  of  Engineering      DENG  2223  FUNDAMENTAL  ELECTRIC  AND
                        Materials, Longman Group, Ltd., UK.           MICROPROCESSOR
                                                                      LEARNING OUTCOMES
                                                                      At the end of this course, students should be able to:
                    DMCU 3082 STATISTICS                              LO1  Describe and identify the application of
                    LEARNING OUTCOMES                                      digital circuits in microprocessor.
                    At the end of the course, students should be able to:   LO2  Classify the numbering systems such as
                    LO1  Summarize data graphically and                    binary, decimal and hexadecimal.
                          numerically.                                LO3  Describe the concept and differentiate the
                    LO2  Identify clearly the concept of probability       basic electronic component.
                          and its distribution.                       LO4  Perform experiments and present technical
                    LO3  Distinguish the use of population and sample      report.
                          in inferential statistics.                  LO5  Demonstrate effectively throughout an
                    LO4  Determine the concept of estimation and           individual assignment.
                          hypothesis testing for one population.      SYNOPSIS
                    LO5  Apply the concept of correlation, linear     This course will be divided into two sections; basic
                          model and slope testing appropriately.      electronics and microprocessor technology. The first
                    SYNOPSIS                                          section covers the topic on concept and function of
                    This course covers Data description and Numerical   electronic components in a computer system (resistor,
                    Measures,  Probability,  Random  Variables  and   capacitor, inductor, transformers, fuse, cable, diode,
                    Probability  Distributions,  Sampling  Distributions,   and transistor). The next section will deal with topics
                    Estimation,  Hypothesis  Testing,  Simple  Linear   such  as  system  numbers,  logic  gates,  Boolean
                    Regression.                                       operation,  combination  logic  (type  of  flip  flop),
                                                                      register  and  digital  circuit  application  in
                                                                      microprocessor.


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