Probability, Statistics and Data Centric Engineering
Module code: EEU11E21 · Semester: 2
Questions by Year
Topics
- Describing data: histograms, central tendency, variation, IQR and outliers LO1
- Probability basics LO2
- Discrete distributions: binomial, geometric, hypergeometric, Poisson and others LO2–3
- Continuous distributions: normal, exponential, chi-squared LO3
- Sampling distributions, central limit theorem, standard error LO3–4
- Confidence intervals and hypothesis tests (z, t, F, chi-square) LO4
- Linear regression, least squares, correlation, time series LO5–7
Learning outcomes (exam covers LO1–6)
- Understand data types, visualisation, summaries and exploratory analysis
- Compute probabilities for random variables in engineering problems
- Build and use discrete and continuous probability distributions
- Assess statistical test results using hypothesis testing
- Carry out correlation and regression analysis
- Fit least-squares lines by hand and with software
- Use software for data analysis
Papers from the previous module
These papers are from Experimental Methods and Data Centric Engineering (MEU11E14). This module replaced it from 2024/25. The syllabus isn't identical, so check each question against the current module descriptor.