Introduction to Probability and Statistics: Principles and Applications for Engineering and the Computing Sciences (McGraw-Hill series in probability and statistics)
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Introduction to Probability and Statistics: Principles and Applications for Engineering and the Computing Sciences (McGraw-Hill series in probability and statistics)

by Milton, J.S.; Arnold, Jesse C.

Education Engineering Mathematics Computer Science statistics
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Introduction to Probability and Statistics presents foundational principles and applications for students and practitioners in engineering and the computing sciences. It offers a technical introduction to probability and statistical thinking within the context of McGraw-Hill’s probability and statistics series.

About This Book

This book introduces the principles of probability and statistics.

Its intended context is engineering and the computing sciences, connecting mathematical ideas with applied study.

The coverage is suitable for readers seeking a foundation in statistical reasoning and probabilistic methods.

Published as part of the McGraw-Hill series in probability and statistics, it supports academic learning in technical fields.

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