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• week1:Definition of Biostatistics, and its importance
• week2: The type of variables and observations in biological, Health and medical sciences
• week 3. Uniqueness in terms of behavior of variables their domain, and units.
• week 4. Categorical. Numerical data, Censored data
• week 5. Population, Target populations and samples
• week 6. Role of sampling in biostatistics
• week 7. Size of samples of various types of studies.
• week 8. Proportions, rates and ratios
• week 9. Incidence, prevalence and odds.
• week 10. Measures of central tendency: Mean, Median, Mode
• week 11. Measures of dispersion: Variance, Standard deviation, CV, MD
• week 12. Distributional behavior of biological variables (Binomial, Poisson and Normal).
• week 13. Probit Models
• week 14. Logit transformations and their analysis,
• week15. Confidence interval
• week 17. Analysis of variance
• week 16. Hypothesis testing: Z-test, t-test, F-test and Chi-square test
• week 18. Regression Analysis