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Design of Experiments Course

What will I learn?

Learn how to properly plan and carry out experiments with our How to Plan and Carry Out Experiments Course, made especially for electronics people. Get to know the main ideas and how DOE is used in industries, learning how to collect data, make sure experiments are reliable, and plan things well. Look at better ways of doing things like fractional and full factorial designs, and make things work their best with important plans. Get better at choosing factors, understanding data, and telling people about what you find. Make yourself better and bring new ideas to electronics with this clear, good course.

Apoia's Unique Features

Online course accessible for life
Certificate compliant with educational standards
Printable PDF summaries
Online support always available
Select and arrange the chapters you wish to study
Set your own course workload
Instant feedback on practical activities
Study at your convenience, without needing internet access

Develop skills

Strengthen the development of the practical skills listed below

Learn DOE well: Understand the main ideas so you can plan experiments properly.

Make things work their best: Use plans to make systems work better.

Understand data: Use numbers and stats to understand what experiments show.

Choose factors: Find the important things that will make experiments have a big effect.

Tell people what you find: Show your results clearly with reports and pictures.

Suggested summary

Workload: between 4 and 360 hours

Before starting, you can change the chapters and the workload.

  • Choose which chapter to start with
  • Add or remove chapters
  • Increase or decrease the course workload

Examples of chapters you can add

You will be able to generate more chapters like the examples below

This is a free course, focused on personal and professional development. It is not equivalent to a technical, undergraduate, or postgraduate course, but offers practical and relevant knowledge for your professional journey.