MET-302 Hands-On Metrology Statistics

Course No. TRC 1302

• Powerful "how-to" workshop
• Learn measurement uncertainty concepts and techniques
• Understand the uncertainty budgeting process

MET-302 Hands-On Metrology Statistics is a three-day course that will teach you how to develop uncertainty budgets and to understand the necessary calibration processes and techniques to obtain repeatable results.

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Topics Include:

• What is Uncertainty in a Measurement?
• Introduction to Basic Metrology Statistics
• Instrument Specifications
• Statistical Distributions
• Calculating Measurement Uncertainty
• Using the Student's Distribution and the Welch-Satterthwaite Equation
• Creating a Basic Uncertainty Budget
• Guardbanding and Risk Analysis
• Uncertainty in Temperature Measurement
• Uncertainty in Pressure Measurement
• Course Exam

This is an excellent class for engineers, lab managers and technicians who need to understand how to develop uncertainty budgets for their calibration lab. Hands-on experience in DC - low frequency, and an understanding of basic math, algebra, physics and science are helpful.

Literature Available

2009 Fluke Calibration Training Course Planner (.pdf) »
MET-302 Hands-On Metrology Statistics course data sheet (.pdf) »