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Education and Training: NIST/SEMATECH Engineering Statistics Handbook |
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| Introduction | The NIST/SEMATECH Engineering Statistics Handbook was inspired by the style and content of Mary Natrella's "Experimental Statistics", NIST HB 91 (1963). SEMATECH approached NIST in 1995 regarding the possibility of writing a modernized update of Mary's book (in both content and form--e-book). A CRADA was subsequently formed involving a working team of 8 staff members (4 from SEMATECH/AMD and 4 from NIST). Work on this extensive (2000 web-page) e-book is near completion. It is anticipated that it will serve as an invaluable resource for industry and university training alike. It comes with a "course builder" feature that automates the topic selection process for easy tailoring to a classroom environment. |
| Objective and Audience |
The objective of the Handbook is to provide a comprehensive
and complete internet-accessible on-line handbook of
statistical methods (including experiment design) for
(nominally) the semiconductor engineer but (in fact) for the
broader science/engineering community.
The intended audience for the Handbook is the Semiconductor industry engineers, NIST scientists/engineers, and the general scientific/engineering/ industrial community. |
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Date created: 2/4/2002 |
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