A/2, Jahurul Islam Avenue
Jahurul Islam City, Aftabnagar
Dhaka-1212, Bangladesh
M.S. in Statistics, Biostatistics and Informatics, (University of Dhaka)
B.S. in Statistics, Biostatistics and Informatics, (University of Dhaka)
F. M. Arifur Rahman is a graduate in Statistics with a strong interest in data science, computational modeling, and interdisciplinary research.
AST-102 (Elements of Probability): Basic probability theories and laws, probability distribution (joint, marginal & conditional), generating functions
AST-207 (Applied Statistical Analysis with R): Basic R operations, data types, loops, functions, use of R in statistical data analysis and graphs.
AST-308 (Statistical Analysis using SPSS and SAS): Data manipulation, some statistical analyses and graphs using SPSS and SAS
AST-401 (Advanced Probability and Stochastic Process): Markov Chain, Poisson Process
AST-404 (Survival Analysis): Basic terms and functions, right censoring, KM & NA estimates, parametric estimations for different distributions, AFT & CoxPH regression
AST-407 (Introduction to Generalized Linear Models): Introduction, estimation techniques, deviance, test of hypothesis
AST-409 (Bayesian Inference and Decision Theory): Bayesian inference & MCMC, Basic robust statistics
AST-501 (Survey Methods): Basic sampling techniques, sampling weights
AST-502 (Advanced Regression Analysis): Simple & multiple linear regression, model selection, multicollinearity
MAT101 (Differential & Integral Calculus): Functions & limits, different differentiation and integration techniques and their uses
STA102 (Statistics & Probability): Comprehensive course for engineering students at undergraduate level- Basic Statistics, simple & multiple linear regression, probability theory and distribution, Markov process, test of hypothesis
STA208 (Statistics for Biologists): Comprehensive course for Genetic Engineering students at undergraduate level- Basic Statistics, simple & multiple linear regression, probability theory and distribution, Markov process, test of hypothesis
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