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Dice Testing With The Running Chi-Square Distribution, Warren Campbell, Hunter Wimsatt

SEAS Faculty Publications

Dice are not fair. Producing a geometrically precise, uniform die is not possible. Casino dice come as close as possible to perfectly random dice because they are machined to an accuracy of a few ten-thousandths of an inch and the putty used for the pips (dots) is the same density as the plastic die body. Polyhedral dice used in games like Dungeons and Dragons are far more difficult to manufacture to high tolerances. Some dice are fairer than others. Since 20-sided dice (D20s) are very difficult to manufacture precisely, they were the focus of this study. The running chi-square distribution …

Manufacturing: The Qualitative Study Of A Transition To A Green Facility, Brandon David Staves

Masters Theses & Specialist Projects

This qualitative study focused on answering three core questions: How have facilities reduce pollutions in regards to the quality of air, water, land, light and noise? Which Types of pollution reduction projects are more or less successful to implement? What types of pollution are facilities focusing on and why? The results of the 15 companies surveyed show a variety of projects that facilities have used to reduce pollution, it also shows that cost is a major factor in the unsuccessful projects, and that facilities are actively focused on reducing Air, Land, and Water pollution. While the data shows a variety …

Ua66/9/3 Ogden College Of Science & Engineering Engineering Student Organizations, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Records created by and about Engineering department student organizations.

Ua66/9/2 Ogden College Of Science & Engineering Engineering Publications, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

Publications created by and about the Engineering department.

Ua66/9/1 Ogden College Of Science & Engineering Engineering Administration, Wku Archives

WKU Archives Collection Inventories

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Ua64/3 Readout, Wku Industrial Education & Technology

WKU Archives Records

Newsletter includes articles:

• Renovation of Industrial Education Building Nearing Completion
• Tomazic, Norman. Basic Industrial Education: Futures Oriented "Sabre-toothed" Curriculum?
• Conley, Franklin. Comments re: departmental news
• New Electricity / Electronics Facilities
• WKU Student Receives KIEA Scholarship, Bonnie Thomerson
• Zax, Carol. Communication & Interaction
• Pittman, Frank. Guitars, Guitars, Guitars re: Hascal Haile
• IE&T One-Liners
• Walter Nalbach Scholarship Fund

Ua64/3 Readout, Wku Industrial Education & Technology

WKU Archives Records

Newsletter includes articles:

• Construction Complete on Environemental Science & Technology Building
• Wendt, Donald. Some Reflections on teh Kentucky Industrial Education Association
• Tomazic, Norman. Technology Assessment A Step Toward a Humanized Technology
• Frank Pittman has Individualized Course Published
• Lowrey, H.J. Industrial Arts in a Changing Society
• H.B. Clark
• Growing Interest, re: Architectural Drafting
• Old Building Begins Renovation
• Walter Nalbach: Craftsman at Home

Ua64/3 Readout, Wku Industrial Education & Technology

WKU Archives Records

Newsletter includes articles:

• New Departmental Programs
• Crisp, Jeff. Vocational-Industrial & Technical Teacher Education CBTE Project
• Lyons, Jerry. Not a Dirty Word, re productivity
• Conley, Frank. Comment, re: scholarships
• Dye, Wandel. Airbrush Rendering
• Student Chapter of SME Formed
• New Equipment Inventory
• Nalbach Demonstration Highlights Semester
• Environmental Science & Technology Building
• Industrial Technology Lecture Series