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Even more about the author
DORIS LLOYD GROSH, Professor Emerita, Industrial Engineering
DEGREES:
B.S. University of Chicago, Mathematics & Physics, 1946
M.S. Kansas State College, Mathematics, 1949
Ph.D. Kansas State University, Statistics, 1969
EXPERIENCE
- Acting Department Head, Industrial Engineering, 1988-89.
- Professor,Kansas State University, 1984-1990.
- Associate
Professor, Kansas State University, 1975-84.
- Assistant
Professor, Kansas State University, 1968-75.
- Instructor
& Research Assistant, Part Time, Kansas State University, 1965-68.
- Lecturer
Part Time, University of Tulsa, 1954-65 (while raising children).
- Graduate
Assistant, Purdue University, 1949-52.
- Instructor,
Kansas State College, 1946-49 (Except 1947, on leave to Mexico as a
student)
PROFESSIONAL RECOGNITION AND HONORS: (all are past tense)
- Selection of Outstanding Undergraduate Industrial Engineering
Students in the U.S.
- Referee: Journal of the American Statistical Association, I.E.E.E.
Transactions on Reliability, Technometrics.
- Winner of James L. Hollis
Teaching Effectiveness Award, May 1975.
- Winner of Industrial Engineering Department Teaching Award, May 1981, May 1990
- Member, Kansas State University Faculty Senate
- Member, College of Engineering Course and Curriculum Committee
- Member, College of Engineering Teaching Effectiveness Committee
- Chairman, College Committee on Planning (CCOP)
- Member, KSU Human Subjects Committee, 1979-1983
- Member, Physical Sciences Subcommittee of Graduate Faculty
- President, KSU Chapter of AAUP
HONORARY AND PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES:
(all are past tense)
American Statistical Association, Institute of Electric and Electronic Engineers
(affiliate member), Tau Beta Pi, Sigma
Xi, Alpha Pi Mu (I.E. Honorary), Pi Mu Epsilon (Mathematics honorary),
MENSA, Extra Class Amateur Radio License K0DLG (formerly AAØDU), Founder/Sponsor of Student Chapter of SWE (Society of Women Engineers)
BOOKS
- A Primer of Reliability
Theory, John Wiley & Sons,
1989, soon to be release on CD. Inquire if interested.
- Linear Programming for
Beginners
PROFESSIONAL PUBLICATIONS
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Bayes Sampling Scheme for Stratified Finite populations with Hyperbinominal Prior
Distributions," Technometrics, Vol. 14, #3, August 1972.
-
Stabilization of
Wearout--Replacement Rate," with Robert Lee Lyon, IEEE
Transactions on Reliability, Vol. R. 24, #4, October 1975.
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"Bayesian Analysis of Component Failure Data," with J. K. Shultis, F. A.
Tillman, and N. D. Eckhoff NUREG/CR-1110 KSU-2662.
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"Bayesian Reliability and Availability--A Review," with F. A. Tillman, Way Kuo and C. L.
Hwang. IEEE Transactions on Reliability, Vol. R-31 #5, December 1982.
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"Parallel CFR Units," IEEE Transactions on Reliability, Vol. R-31 #4,
October 1982.
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“Comments on the Delta-Star
Problem," IEEE Transactions on Reliability, Vol. R-32 #4,
October 1983.
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"Fault Tree Analysis,
Methods and Applications--A Review," W. S. Lee, D. L. Grosh, F. A.
Tillman, IEEE Transactions on Reliability, Vol. R-34 #3, August
1985.
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"Kansas Farmstead Well
Survey for Contamination by Pesticides and Volatile Organics,"
Proceedings of the Agricultural Impacts on Ground Water Conference,
pp. 530-541, Aug 11-13, 1986, Omaha Nebraska, Published by National Water
Well Association 6375 Riverside Dr,
Dublin, OH 43071.
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“Contamination of Farmstead
Wells by Pesticides, Volatile Organics, and Inorganic Chemicals in
Kansas”, with James
Steichen, James Koelliker, AlanHeiman, Robert Yearout and Victor Robbins, Ground
Water Monitoring Review, Summer 1988
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"Standby Reliability in
Reliability--A Review," with R. D. Yearout and A. Prabbaker Reddy. IEEE
Transactions on Reliability, Vol. R-35 #3 August 1986.
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"Farmstead Well
Contamination Factor Study Phase 2, Part 1, with J. K. Koelliker, R. D.
Yearout, J. M. Steichen and J. M. Higgins, Completion Report to Kansas
Department of Health and Environment for 2-year funded study (1991).
ENGINEERING EXPERIMENT STATION REPORTS:
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"A Generalized Cramér
Inequality," with Lynn Bussey, Kansas Engineering Experiment Station
Report #115, November 1973.
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"Marginal Distribution
Estimators of the Gamma Prior Parameters for a group Poisson Processes. Part II: Maximum Likelihood Method," Kansas Engineering
Experiment Station, EES Special Report #143, Spring 1981.
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