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BMTRY 701Biostatistical Methods II Elizabeth Garrett-Mayer, PhD Associate Professor Director of Biostatistics, Hollings Cancer Center garrettm@ Biostatistical Methods II Description:? This is a one-semester course intended for graduate students pursuing degrees in biostatistics and related fields such as epidemiology and bioinformatics.? Topics covered will include linear, logistic, poisson, and Cox regression.? Advanced topics will be included, such as ridge regression or hierarchical linear regression if time permits. Estimation, interpretation, and diagnostic approaches will be discussed.? Software instruction will be provided in class in R.? Students will be evaluated via homeworks (55%), two exams (35%) and class participation (10%).? This is a four credit course. Biostatistical Methods II Textbooks:? (1) Introduction to Linear Regression Analysis (4th Edition).? Montgomery, Peck and Vining.? ? Wiley; New York, 2006. (2) Regression with Modeling Strategies: With Applications to Linear Models, Logistic Regression, and Survival Analysis.? Frank E. Harrell, Jr.? Springer; New York, 2001. Prerequisites:? Biometry 700 Course Objectives: ?Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to Apply, interpret and diagnose linear regression models Apply, interpret and diagnose logistic, poisson and Cox regresssion models Biostatistical Methods II Biostatistical Methods II Lecture schedule is on the website Second time teaching this class New textbooks this year syllabus is a ‘work in progress’ timing of topics subject to change lectures may appear on website last-minute Computing R integrated into lecture time Homeworks, articles, datasets will also be posted to website some/most problems will be from textbook some datasets will be from R library If you want printed versions of lectures: download and print prior to lecture; OR work interactively on your laptop during class We will take a break about halfway through each lecture Expecta