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Explain the primary difference between a line plot and a scatter plot in Excel.
Line graphs don’t displace data points
Line graphs don’t correctly space the intervals
Line graphs don’t seem to use x values
Identify two situations when you should use a log-scale on your graph
if you know its log scale
if the data is clustered
if the values span a high order of magnitude
Central Processing Unit
Brains of computer, runs programs, performs computations
Hard Drive
Permanent storage of programs and files, relatively slow
Random Access Memory RAM
Temporary storage of files and programs while in use
All Graphs should include
Informative title
Axis and label units
Correct axis limits
Gridlines. Needed? Not Needed?
Do you need a legend? (yes, if more than one series of data)
Data and equation graphs are different
Data = xy scatter
Equation = smooth line graph
Picking a trendline
Check the R² value
Use your engineering knowledge
Take into account using the trendline equation for forecasting
USE COMMON SENSE
If you plan on inserting a table into a lab report, what are the key technical writing issues to pay attention to?
Less is more- only present the crititcal information. If you are creating a large table or multiple tables, a graph may be a better way to convey the information
Table should have a number and a title
table labels must be above the table
What is a macro?
A recoding of your actions that can be played back to repeat those actions using a quick key stroke
Newton-Raphson
Newton-Raphson technique
make a good initial guess, x0 and find f(x0)
Draw a tangent line at f(x0) and extend through the x axis
Where tangent crosses x axis is an improved guess, x1
Repeat until your meet the convergence criteria
Error bars
Wider error bars show that there is more range (less precision) in the data at that particular region
Probablility
Nor.dist(x, mean, standard-dev, cumulative)