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1.Will be able to understand the necessity of Biostatistics 2.Will be able to specify the types of variables 3.Will be able to count the field of medical informatics applications 4.Will be able to count the steps of scientific research 5.Will be able to choose a subject for scientific study
6.Will be able to explain the concept of literature 7.Will be able to describe the study population 8.Will be able ??to interpret percentage, mean, standard deviation, median, quartile values 9.Will be able to determine study design 10.Will be able to determine sampling method
11.Will be able to count the concepts for determining the number of samples 12.Will be able to comprehend the importance of biostatistics in the science of probability distributions 13.Will be able to interpret the parameter estimates 14.Will be able to hypothesize 15.Will be able to interpret the p-value which indicates the first type of error
16.Will be able to explain normality 17.Will be able to decide about the normality of the data 18.Will be able to make a literature review 19.Will be able to distinguish questionnaire and scale concepts 20.Will be able to count rules of questionnaire design
21.Will be able to explain the gold standard concept 22.Will be able to explain the diagnostic test 23.Will be able to evaluate the area under the ROC curve 24.Will be able to interpret sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive values 25.Will be able to select the appropriate chart based on the type of variables
26.Will be able to determine the appropriate chart according to the distribution of numeric variables 27.Will be able to count the title of the research report 28.Will be able to count the rules of report preparation 29.Will be able to make biostatistical critic of a scientific article 30.Will be able to explain the rate,speed, prevalence, incidence, mortality, fatality concepts
31.Will be able to explain parametric and nonparametric concepts 32.Will be able to apply one sample t test 33.Will be able to compare two independent samples in normal and homogeneous distributed variables 34.Will be able to interpret the difference between groups 35.Will be able to compare repeated measures in numeric variables
36.Will be able to apply one way analysis of variance test 37.Will be able to apply sign test 38.Will be able to apply Mann-Whitney U test 39.Will be able to Kruskal-Wallis test 40.Will be able to interpret the relationship between two categorical variables
41.Will be able to interpret inter-rater agreement 42.Will be able to apply McNemar test 43.Will be able to interpret the correlation between two numerical variables 44.Will be able to determine the dependent and independent variables 45.Will be able to interpret the correlation betwwen dependent variable and independent variables
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