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aitt_1001_intro_ait_2.19.16.pptxIntroduction to Aeronautical and Industrial Technology
AITT 1001
First Steps
Welcome to Aeronautical and Industrial Technology
Faculty/Staff introductions
Student information sheet
Course syllabus review and discussion
Classroom protocol
TSU Computer user id and password
Introduction to TSU, the College of Engineering and AIT Department
http://www.tnstate.edu/interior.asp?ptid=1&mid=284
TSU Website Review
About TSU: faculty, history, alumni
Quicklinks: Colleges & Schools, calendar, degree chart, student handbook
Current Students
Faculty & Staff, Organizational chart
Downtown Campus
College Of Engineering Website
General Statement
Dean’s message
Review each department
Review faculty
AIT Website
Home page
Students
Academics
People
Facilities
The top five essential skills identified for success in the workplace for the 21st century
Professionalism and work ethic
Oral communication
Written communication
Teamwork and collaboration
Problem solving and critical thinking
Microsoft Word
Title page, format, theme
Two column article
Inserting photos, clip art, text box
Headers and page numbers
Chart creation
USPS Flat Rate shipping boxes
Microsoft Excel
Cell navigation and placement within cell
Formatting cells
Autofill: number sequences, dates
Data sorting
Mathematical operations using formulas
Chart creation
Statistical formulas
Excel Chart Example
Effective Power Point Presentations
Power point is a visual medium
Pictures and graphics are essential
Font size must be large and readable
One idea per slide
Effective Power Point Presentations
Preview the content to the audience
Present the content to the audience
Summarize the content to the audiencee
Actual AITT 1001 Presentation
The following slides were part of an actual AITT 1001 power point project
Honor student and in ROTC
The student has since graduated
Currently a commissioned officer in the US Air Force
Introduction to Statistics
Two definitions:
A collection of quantitative data pertaining to a particular subject
The science that deals with the collection, tabulation, analysis, interpretation and presentation of quantitative data
Introduction to Statistics
Deductive(Descriptive) & inductive statistics
Collection of data
Variables or attributes
A variable is either continuous or discrete
Difference between accuracy & precision
Graphical & analytical presentation of data
Introduction to Statistics
Deductive (descriptive) statistics
Describes and analyzes a subject or group
Examples are sports data
Such as batting average, ERA, QB rating
Inductive statistics
Determines a conclusion from a small amount of data about a much larger amount of data
Examples are surveys or sampling
Data collection
Direct observation
Indirectly through written questions
Indirectly through verbal questions
Variables or Attributes
Variables: characteristics that are measureable
Weights measured in pounds (continuous)
Volume measured in liters (continuous)
Missing rivets in an assembly (discrete)
Attributes: characteristics that are conforming or non-conforming
Go/no go gage
Automobile paint colors
Presentation of Quantitative Data
Histogram
Pareto diagram
Measures of central tendency: average, median, and mode
Measures of dispersion: range and standard deviation
Histogram
Pareto Diagram
US Airline Market Share
based on revenue passenger miles
American United Southwest Delta Continental Northwest US Airways Jet Blue America West Alaska American United Southwest Delta Continental Northwest US Airways Jet Blue America West Alaska American United Southwest Delta Continental Northwest US Airways Jet Blue America West Alaska 15.2 12.1 12 11.1 7.8 7 4.7 4.0999999999999996 3.8 2.6Market Share %
Measures of central tendency
Average equals the sum of observations divided by the number of observations
Median divides a series of observations with half above the number and half below
Mode is the value that occurs most frequently
Measures of dispersion
Range is the difference between the largest and smallest numbers in a series
Standard Deviation is a value that measures the spreading tendency of the data
Standard Normal Distribution
“Bell Curve”
High Accuracy
High Precision
Economic analysis
Aggregate economic activity
Gross Domestic Product
Supply & Demand; Equilibrium
Productivity
Relationship between income & consumption
Economic analysis
Gross Domestic Product (GDP)
Consists of the following elements:
Personal consumption
Investment
Net exports
Government consumption
