ST404 : Statistical Topics

Department

Department of Statistics

Academic Program

Bachelor in Statistics

Type

Compulsory

Credits

03

Prerequisite

ST305ST308

Overview

identify the analysis of covariance with one associated variable, the covariance by analyzing the single and binary variance of one associated variable.

· Recognize the basic concept of generalized linear models, logistic regression and Poisson regression.

· Know nonlinear models and polynomial regression.

· Understand the applications of bootstrap and remodeling, bias, standard error, confidence intervals and bootstrap in regression.

Intended learning outcomes

أ‌. (Knowledge & understand)

أ.1

Understand the covariate concepts and distinguish it from a moderator .

أ.2

Recognize the case where ANCOVA is a defensible statistical approach for analyzing the data .

أ.3

Understand the basic concepts of GLM , logistic and Poisson regression .

أ.4

Understand bootstrap and resampling applications ..

ب‌. (Mental skills)

ب.1

Student should be able to analyze , interpret , and write up results for ANCOVA .

ب.2

Student should be able to conduct generalized linear model .

ب.3

Student should be able to conduct and interpret logistic and Poisson regression .

ب.4

Student should be able to apply bootstrap and resampling applications in regression .

جـ - (Practical & professional skills)

ج.1

The ability to find the suitable ANCOVA models.

ج.2

The ability to apply GLM .

ج.3

The ability to select the best fitted logistic regression model for a given set of data .

ج.4

The ability to select the best order polynomial regression model for a given set of data .

د - (Generic and transferable skills)

د.1

Student will be able to apply different ANCOVA models.

د.2

Student will be to find the confidence intervals-bootstrapping in regression .

د.3

Student will be able to communicate the methods used and results in form understandable to the non-statistician .

د.4

Establish a competitive environment between students.

Teaching and learning methods

Exercises

· Lectures

· To use statistical programs

· Discussion of Field Training

· Research

Methods of assessments

(Assessment table)

Rating No.

Evaluation methods

Evaluation Duration

Evaluation weight

Percentage

Rating Date (Week)

Reviews

First Assessment

First Exam

2

20

20%

Fifth week

Second Assessment

Second exam

2

20

20%

Week Eleven

Third Assessment

Practical exam

2

10

10%

Week Thirteen

Final Evaluation

Final Exam

2

50

50%

Commitment to the final schedule

Total

100 degree

100%

Course (contents)

Scientific topic

Number of Hours

Lecture

laboratory

Exercises

Number of weeks

Covariance with one concomitant variable

12

6

4

2

3

Heterogeneity by analyzing the single and binary variance of a single associated variable.

12

6

4

2

3

The basic concept of generalized linear models.

8

4

3

1

2

Logistic regression, Poisson regression, nonlinear models and polynomial regression.

12

6

4

2

3

Boot and remodel, bias, standard error, confidence intervals and regression.

12

6

4

2

3

(References )

Bibliography

Publisher

Version

Author

Where it is located

Rapporteur notes

Notes prepared by the course instructor

Textbooks

Wiley 8th edition

Design and Analysis of Experiments

Montgomery. D. C

Help Books

Chapman & Hall/CRC

Statistical Computing with R

Rizzo, M.L

Scientific Journals

Internet Sites

Other

Springer

An Introduction to Statistical learning with Applications in R

James, G., Witten, D., Hastie, T., and Tibshirani