Experimentation for Improvement
Created by: Kevin Dunn
Quality Score
Overall Score : 98 / 100
Course Description
Instructor Details
- 4.9 Rating
139 Reviews
Kevin Dunn
Kevin Dunn is an assistant professor at McMaster University, in Hamilton, Ontario, Canada. He focuses on teaching students the foundations of chemical engineering. With a strong interest in teaching innovation, he investigates the use of software and novel teaching techniques in engineering education. Kevin also applies his knowledge and experience outside the university, advising companies on the use of databases, optimization and using experiments. He is the author of the textbook "Process Improvement Using Data".
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Reviews
By Ricardo A on 9-Oct-19
Best MOOC ever! Courses starts from the basics and go on a step at time. Very easy to understand. I really enjoyed this course.
By PK M on 1-Oct-19
This course is great to learn how to make experiments. I am working as an Engineer in a company and i used this knowledge to resolve some problems.
By Ruiliang L on 29-Sep-19
This course has the best explanation of DOE and response surface methodology I've ever seen.
By Robin S on 5-Jul-19
The instructor explains the topic very well and uses easy to understand examples
By Peter S on 27-Jun-19
Great course, I have learned a lot. The teacher is great and responds to your questions very quickly. The videos are great, crammed with real world examples. Very practical course and very interesting. This is a moneymaker for process improvers.
By Mohamed F on 26-Jun-19
it's good course because I mostly it's easy to understand and it help me in any fields related to experimental
By Joey C on 10-May-19
Good way to learn about experimentation with a great and simple approach to R
By Raivis J on 10-May-19
This is one of the most useful courses around for every engineer, scientist, and researcher. However, it appears that this fundamental experimentation methodology is not being taught in every standard university curriculum. It was never covered in all my background in computer science, engineering, and research, neither at the bachelor's, nor postgraduate levels. A great addition! The course is very well taught, and provides extensive learning material, including lecture notes, and a PDF copy of a complete course manual by the author. Thank you very much, prof. Kevin Dunn.
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