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A.S.M. Borhan

Assistant Professor
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Education
  • M.S. in Applied Statistics (University of Dhaka)
  • B.Sc.(Hons.) in Applied Statistics (University of Dhaka) 

 

Research Interests
  • Biostatistics

  • Epidemiology

  • Bayesian Statistics

  • Environmental Statistics

  • Econometrics

  • Applied Statistics

 

 

Publications
  • A. S. M. Borhan, and Umma Salma Mahmuda Begum (2010). Trend analysis of inflation rate of Bangladesh - Modeling approcah. The Dhaka University Journal of Science, 58(1), 59-62, 2010(January).
  • A. S. M. Borhan and Azmeri Khan(2009). Sensitivity to non-normality of one sample t-test, Wilcoxon test and z-test. The Dhaka University Journal of Science. 57(1), 61-66, 2009 (January).
  • A. S. M. Borhan, Syed Shahadat Hossain and Azmeri Khan (2007). A numerical likelihood ratio test (NLRT) for one sample location in symmetrical non-normal situations. The Dhaka University Journal of Science, 55(2), 225-229, 2007(July).

 

 

Submitted Papers

  • A. S. M. Borhan and Md. Sharif Hossain. Forecasting exchange rate of Bangladesh - A time series econometric forecasting modeling approach.
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    Papers Under Preparation

    • Risk Assessment of Malnourished Children for Dying Due to Malignancy by Meta Analysis.
    • Factors Associated with Contraceptive Practices in Bangladesh - A Correspondence Analysis.
    • Bayesian Hierarchical Modeling on Female Literacy in Bangladesh.
    • Assessment of the Factors of Child Malnutrition in Bangladesh: Binary Outcome Modeling Approach - Classical versus Bayesian.
     

    Awards

    • Received Ashalata Sen Memorial Gold Medal for obtaining highest marks in M.S. final examination in Applied Statistics amongst the Faculties of Science, Biological Sciences and Pharmacy.
    • Received Nurunnessa Khatun Bidda - Binodini Gold Medal for obtaining highest marks in M. S. final examination in Applied Statistics (Thesis Group) among the Faculties of Science, Biological Sciences and Pharmacy.
    • Received 61 Engineers Club Trust Fund's Gold Medal for obtaining highest marks in Masters final examination in Applied Statistics amongst the Faculties of Science, Biological Sciences and Pharmacy.
     

    Courses Taught

    • Environmental Statistics (MS in Applied Statistics)
    • Stochastic Modeling (MS in Applied Statistics)
    • Data Analysis using SAS and SPSS (4th Year BSc (Hons.) in Applied Statistics)
    • Programming with S-PLUS/R and MATLAB (3rd Year BSc (Hons.) in Applied Statistics)
    • Generalized Linear Model (3rd Year BSc (Hons.) in Applied Statistics)
    • Industrial Statistics and Operations Research (3rd Year BSc (Hons.) in Applied Statistics)
    • Epidemiology (3rd Year BS (Hons.) in Applied Statistics)
    • Applied Regression Analysis (2nd Year BS (Hons.) in Applied Statistics)
     

    Student Supervision

    • M Ahmadule Kabir (2009): Risk Assessment of Malnourished Children for Dying Due to Malignancy by Meta Analysis. MS Thesis in Applied Statistics.
    • M Sharif Hossain (2008): Forecasting Exchange Rate of Bangladesh - Modeling Approach. BSc(Hons.) Project in Applied Statistics.
    • Umme Salma Mahmuda Begum (2008): Trend Analysis Inflation Rate of Bangladesh-Modelling Approach. BSc(Hons.) Project in Applied Statistics.
    • Abdullah Al Mansur (2008): Factors Associated with Contraceptive Practices in Bangladesh - A Correspondence Analysis. BSc(Hons.) Project in Applied Statistics.
    • Kishor Kumar Das (2009): Bayesian Hierarchical Modeling on Female Literacy in Bangladesh.BSc(Hons.) Project in Applied Statistics.
    • Aniqa Tasnim Hossain (2009): Assessment of the Factors of Child Malnutrition in Bangladesh: Binary Outcome Modeling Approach - Classical versus Bayesian. BSc(Hons.) Project in Applied Statistics. 
     

    Theses

    • One Sample Test of Location for Symmetrical Data. MS Thesis in Applied Statistics. ISRT, University of Dhaka.
    • Forecasting Inflation Rate of Bangladesh - A Time Series Econometric Forecasting Modeling Approach. BSc (Hons.) Project. ISRT, University of Dhaka.

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