Rutgers University Chemistry (Biochemistry
This is a graduate-level applied statistics course designed for PhD students in the Biomedical Sciences graduate programs in New Brunswick/Piscataway to ensure Rigor and Reproducibility training for conducting research. In this course, we will focus on building your foundation in statistical handling for your biomedical research, including rigorous experimental design to answer the question of interest, appropriate analysis methods, and accurate interpretation of findings. The course will cover the fundamental statistics methods in biomedical research including estimation, hypothesis testing (parametric and non-parametric), ANOVA, and regression methods (normal, binary, and time-to-event variables). For more information regarding Rigor and Reproducibility training, refer to the School of Graduate Studies website.
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