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Mathematics and Statistics Project Topics and Materials PDF DOC in Nigeria for undergraduate final year students

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1. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY

2. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIVE BIRTH AND STILL BIRTH

3. CHI SQUARE BIO DATA INFLUENCE OF DRIVERS ON ROAD ACCIDENTS

4. APPLICATION OF DISCRIMANT ANALYSIS TO PREDICT THE CLASS OF DIPLOMA FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS

5. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY

6. An empirical analysis of Nigeria crude oil demand, a random trend approach

7. An application of network analysis in optimizing a building construction project

8. A statistical analysis of the application of accounting principles in the operation of an insurance company

9. Monitoring diabetic patients using statistical process control

10. Statistical analysis of domestic violence against women

11. Statistical analysis of birth rate in Nigeria, a case study of general hospital Kaffinkoro, Niger state from 2008 – 2018

12. Statistical analysis of live and still birth of pregnant women, a case study of Getwell hospital Tasha II Gwagwa FCT Abuja from 2003-2013

13. The transportation problem, case study of Guinness Nigeria limited

14. Modeling the transmission and dynamics of measles

15. Effectiveness of linear programming techniques in decision making process

16. Time series analysis on marriage registration in Ilorin, Kwara state

17. Statistical analysis on the production and sale of flour between 2005-2010

18. Statistical analysis of motorcycle registration in Kwara state

19. Canonical analysis on students’ performance, a case study of electrical electronics department 2016 – 2017 academic session

20. Application of discriminate analysis to predict the class of diploma for graduating students (INCOMPLETE)

21. A statistical analysis of coal production in Nigeria, a case study of Nigeria coal corporation from 2000-2009

22. Statistical analysis on impact of parental hood on academic performance

23. Application of multiple queuing model in evaluating the efficiency of service in UBA bank

24. Statistical analysis of factors affecting crime in Imo state

25. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN LIVE BIRTH AND STILL BIRTH

26. CHI SQUARE BIO DATA INFLUENCE OF DRIVERS ON ROAD ACCIDENTS

27. APPLICATION OF DISCRIMANT ANALYSIS TO PREDICT THE CLASS OF DIPLOMA FOR GRADUATING STUDENTS

28. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF INFANT AND CHILD MORTALITY

29. An empirical analysis of Nigeria crude oil demand, a random trend approach

30. An application of network analysis in optimizing a building construction project

31. A statistical analysis of the application of accounting principles in the operation of an insurance company

32. Monitoring diabetic patients using statistical process control

33. Statistical analysis of domestic violence against women

34. Statistical analysis of birth rate in Nigeria, a case study of general hospital Kaffinkoro, Niger state from 2008 – 2018

35. Statistical analysis of live and stillbirth of pregnant women, a case study of Getwell hospital Tasha II Gwagwa FCT Abuja from 2003-2013

36. The transportation problem, case study of Guinness Nigeria limited

37. Modeling the transmission and dynamics of measles

38. Effectiveness of linear programming techniques in decision making process

39. Time series analysis on marriage registration in Ilorin, Kwara state

40. Statistical analysis on the production and sale of flour between 2005-2010

41. Statistical analysis of motorcycle registration in Kwara state

42. Canonical analysis on students’ performance, a case study of electrical electronics department 2016 – 2017 academic session

43. Application of discriminate analysis to predict the class of diploma for graduating students (INCOMPLETE)

44. A statistical analysis of coal production in Nigeria, a case study of Nigeria coal corporation from 2000-2009

45. Statistical analysis on impact of parental hood on academic performance

46. Application of multiple queuing model in evaluating the efficiency of service in UBA bank

47. Statistical analysis of factors affecting crime in Imo state

48. Statistical study of the queuing pattern at the antinatal division of Federal Medical Center FMC Owerri Imo state

49. Some application of deferential equations to biological science, mechanical and electrical engineering

50. Econometrics analysis of gross national income on consumption expenditure of federal republic of Nigeria between (2011)

51. Statistical analysis of students’ height and weight (case study of federal polytechnic Nekede, Owerri, Imo State

52. Determination of nutritional status of children within the ages of four (4) to ten (10) years using their body mass index (BMI)

53. Statistical analysis of foster care and adoption rate in Abia state (a case study of motherless babies home Ahiaeke, Umuahia)

54. Statistical analysis of the problems associated with skill acquisition in Nigeria (a case study of male tailors in Imo state)

55. Statistical analysis of unemployment rate among age groups and geographical locations in Nigeria

56. Determinant of foreign direct investment in Nigeria and its effect on Nigerian economy: an empirical analysis

57. Application of linear programming technique to profit maximization in the production of soap (a case study of Promotex industrial and chemical company limited, Nnewi, Anambra state)

58. Statistical Quality Control of Premier Soap in Soap Manufacturing Industry ( A Case Study of PZ Cusson PLC Aba Abia State)

59. Statistical analysis on the yearly production and utilization of crude oil gas in Nigeria

60. Linear programming as a technique for managerial decision

61. Seasonal decomposition of the occurrence of road accident

62. Fitting linear regression model on sale and advertisement

63. Empirical analysis of factors affecting child mortality in Nigeria

64. An application of control chart in processing, monitoring and control

65. Statistical analysis of the effect of early child bearing among teenagers

66. Statistical analysis of the factors affecting the quality of egg production

67. Correlational analysis between breast cancer and married women in southern Nigeria

68. An application of multiple comparison methodology in statistical inference

69. A statistical analysis of the effect of weeds control on maize yield

70. Statistical analysis of insurance operations in Kwara state

71. Statistical analysis of infant mortality in Afikpo south local government area

72. Statistical analysis of pupils enrollment in the Universal Basic Education

73. Comparative analysis of amount of premium paid and claims settled on fire, life and motor policies

74. Statistical analysis on the effect of feeds on the body weight of poultry birds (broilers)

75. Statistical analysis on academic performance of students in federal polytechnic offa. (a case study of applied science and technology and school of engineering)

76. Statistical analysis of examination malpractice tendencies amongst students

77. Statistical analysis of socio-economic factors affecting women fertility in Nigeria

78. Modelling the impact of selected human factors on organizational performance and efficiency using the logistic regression approach

79. Statistical analysis on distance of students’ residence and academic performance

80. A statistical investigation of the effects of crude oil spillage on agricultural farmlands

81. Inventory management system, a tool for effective decision making model and implementation for business growth

82. An investigation into inflation rate of household commodities before and during the COVID-19 pandemic

83. Statistical analysis on the effect of COVID-19 pandemic on academic pursuit in Delta State Polytechnic, Otefe

84. An analysis of Covid-19 pandemic and impact on the economy in Nigeria

85. Statistical analysis of birth in Imo state from a period of six(6) years

86. Regression analysis of malaria in Nigeria

87. Statistical analysis of internally generated revenue in Abia state

88. Statistical analysis on distance of students’ residence and academic performance

89. A TIME SERIES ANALYSIS OF THE MONTHLY DISTRIBUTION OF RAINFALL IN ENUGU METROPOLIS

90. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS TOWARDS S.S.C.E

91. SIMULTANEOUS EQUATIONS PROOF AND THEOREMS

92. CORRELATION ANALYSIS OF CHILD SURVIVAL AT BIRTH A CASE STUDY OF OSUN STATE HOSPITAL, ASUBIARO

93. CORRELATION AND REGRESSION ANALYSIS ON SAVINGS AND LOANS

94. CONSUMERS ATTITUDE TOWARDS INCREASE IN PRICE A case study of Nigerian Bottling Company Plc

95. CORRELATION AND REGRESSION ANALYSIS ON ROAD ACCIDENT AND DEATH OCCURRENCES (A case study of Federal Road Safety Commission (FRSC) Benue State, Nigeria, 2006-2013)

96. CORRELATION AND REGRESSION ANALYSIS OF THE EXPENDITURE ON ADVERTISEMENT AND AMOUNT REALISED ON SALES

97. APPLICATION OF WILCOXON SIGN RANK TEST ON APC AND PDP RULE IN NASARAWA STATE

98. STATISTICAL ANALYSIS ON EDUCATION TRUST FUND ALLOCATION TO TERITIARY INSTITUTION IN SIX GEOPOLITICAL ZONES OF NIGERIA

99. Mathematical model to determine the level of contaminant in a work space

100. CHI-SQUARE ANALYSIS ON THE EFFECT OF INADEQUATE HEALTH CARE ON PREGNANT WOMEN IN NIGERIA. (A CASE STUDY OF IBARAPA EAST LOCAL GOVERNMENT, OYO STATE, NIGERIA)

101. CHI-SQUARE ANALYSIS ON THE EFFECT OF INADEQUATE HEALTH CARE OF PREGNANT WOMEN IN NIGERIA

102. DEVELOPMENT OF BIO DATA INFLUENCE OF DRIVERS ON ROAD ACCIDENTS

103. Chi square analysis on the effect of high level of illiteracy to the growth of the society in Nigeria

104. PROBLEMS OF TRANSPORTATION MODEL OF MANUFACTURED GOODS TO CUSTOMER CASE STUDY ( GUINESS NIGERIA LIMITED)

105. EFFECTS OF QUEUING IN HEALTH CARE CENTRES. A CASE STUDY OF THE OUTPATIENT DEPARTMENT OF THE FEDERAL MEDICAL CENTRE, BENUE STATE

106. EFFECTS OF OPTIMAL LOAN PORTFOLIO(CASE STUDY: SKY BANK LTD AND FIRST CITY MONUMENT BANK)

107. Chi square analysis on the effect of high level of illiteracy to the growth of the society in Nigeria

108. CHI-SQUARE ANALYSIS ON THE EFFECT OF CRIME RATE RECORDED IN NIGERIA, A STUDY OF OYO STATE

109. Stastitical analysis on the rate of live and still birth In Nigeria

110. CHI-SQUARE ANALYSIS ON THE EFFECT OF INADEQUATE HEALTH CARE ON PREGNANT WOMEN IN NIGERIA

Road Safety Reporting Contest 2021 World Health Organization (WHO)/ICFJ

Apply for the Road Safety Reporting Contest 2021 World Health Organization (WHO)/ICFJ. The World Health Organization (WHO) and the International Center for Journalists (ICFJ) are conducting a WHO Road Safety reporting contest to raise awareness and spur dialogue around critical – yet underreported – road safety issues with a Vision Zero/Safe System Approach.

Journalists reporting on road safety in English, Spanish or Portuguese in Bangladesh, Brazil, Colombia, Ghana, India, Mexico, and Uganda are eligible. To be considered, your road safety story must be published between August 1, 2021, and December 1, 2021. In each of the eligible countries, a $1,000 first-place prize and $750 second-place prize will be awarded.

Underreported issues include road design and quality, unsafe and polluting used vehicles, cost and extent of crash-related injuries, air pollution due to exhaust emissions, safe public transport urban cycling. Multimedia stories, podcasts, photo reportage, cross-border stories, and series of stories are welcome. Collaboration within newsrooms or across borders, use of social media and audience feedback, post-story engagement with policy- and decision-makers, and other ways of maximizing the impact of the reporting are highly encouraged.

ICFJ will provide 30 collaborative reporting grants between $500 and $1,500 upon the conclusion of the virtual workshops and submission of a story proposal/budget. These grants will support teams of two or more journalists (only one of them must be a virtual workshop participant) working together to produce in-depth, join reporting projects around underreported road safety issues that will be identified during the virtual workshops. Grants will support stories with a firm commitment for publication from a media house/editor/newsroom chief; publications on personal websites will not be considered.

Send the link to your story to skhashimov@icfj.org by December 1, 2021 to be considered.

Application Deadline: December 1, 2021

For More Information:

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AREF women in Research Essential Grant Writing Skills Workshop 2021

Apply for AREF women in Research Essential Grant Writing Skills Workshop 2021.

The Africa Research Excellence Fund (AREF) works to strengthen the health research capacity of scientists in Sub-Saharan Africa who are engaged in tackling the sub-region’s significant health challenges. We recognize the need to support a diverse community of scientists across Africa, therefore, this call is specifically open for women biomedical/health researchers.

AREF is calling for applications from women who are emerging biomedical/health researchers in Sub-Saharan Africa to participate in its Essential Grant Writing Skills Workshop. To fully benefit from this workshop series, you will be at a stage in your research career where you are actively seeking independent funding but have yet to secure that big grant necessary to support your research independence. This fully on-line programme will be held over eight 3-hour sessions during the weeks of 13th September 2021 and 18th October 2021.

There will be a four-week break in between the two sessions, during which you will be expected to write a draft of a proposal. This is an intensive and interactive programme that is designed to produce tangible progress towards a grant proposal by the end of the workshop series. Your commitment to the entire series and to the additional work outside of sessions will be necessary to achieve these outcomes.

Requirements

To be eligible, you need to provide evidence that:

  • You are a woman and a citizen of a country in Sub-Saharan Africa.
  • EITHER you have been awarded a research doctorate (PhD/DPhil/MD) from a recognised academic institution within the previous 6 years, i.e. awarded on or after 1 January 2015); OR you have a medical/clinical qualification plus a research-relevant Master’s degree awarded within the previous 6 years.
  • AND you are currently employed in Sub-Saharan Africa by a recognised university and/or specialist research institution.
  • You have not participated already in equivalent proposal development / grant-writing training.
  • A significant part of your current employee role is to develop and conduct health research.
  • You do not already have a significant portfolio of international research grants (Combined value of $300,000 or more).

Workshop

  1. Developing and expressing your unique research niche
  2. Formulating your compelling research question
  3. Understanding funders’ requirements
  4. Writing in plain English
  5. Writing the different sections of a proposal
  6. Key parts of a typical Case for Support / Project Description
  7. Planning your proposal project plan and budget
  8. Principles of managing your collaboration and team
  9. Understanding and practicing peer review
  10. Preparing for a Fellowship interview

Application Deadline: July 8, 2021.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

Bertha Foundation Challenge Fellowships 2022 for Activists & Investigative Journalists

Bertha Foundation is excited to launch the next Bertha Challenge: an opportunity for activists and investigative journalists to spend a year producing a body of work that responds to one pressing social justice challenge. Successful applicants will receive non-residential paid Fellowships and project budgets to work independently and together to:

The third Bertha Challenge will begin in January 2022 with a focus on water, specifically supporting Bertha Fellows to answer the following question:

Requirements

Deliverables

This is a full-time fellowship. Bertha Fellows will spend the majority of their time working in their home countries and be required to:

  • Attend in-person global convening that take place at the beginning and end of the Bertha Challenge
  • Develop and deliver a culminating product that responds to the Bertha Challenge question
  • Participate in two virtual meetings per month, and occasionally facilitate these meetings
  • Develop local and global network relationships.

Benefits

Income for each Bertha Fellow for one year, not exceeding USD $62,400 and commensurate with the applicant’s current or equivalent salary at the host organization – ideally a media outlet for an investigative journalist and an NGO, community organization or social movement for an activist.

A Project Fund of up to USD $10,000 for each Bertha Fellow to produce a culminating product that responds to the question posed by the Bertha Challenge, and that is directed towards a specific audience. This could be, for example, a series of articles, videos, podcasts, games or drama productions. Activists and journalists working as a pair will have the option to pool their project funding to produce projects on a larger scale.

A Connect Fund of to USD $5,000 for each Bertha Fellow specifically designed to encourage collaboration between Fellows.

Regular online discussions with topics on a range of issues from current debates around water preservation to methods of investigation, methods of communicating findings through news media, storytelling, popular education and more.

Peer and mentor support in the form of regular virtual check-ins with Bertha staff and a cohort of Bertha Fellows.

Network development through the global cohort of past and present Bertha Fellows and exposure to relevant partners within and beyond the Bertha network, including our legal partners in the Bertha Justice Network, many of whom are at the forefront of creating legal strategies to address the climate crisis.

Global convenings of Bertha Fellows and selected guests at the start (January 2022) and end (December 2022) of the Bertha Challenge.

Selection Criteria

Bertha endeavours to select an inclusive and representative cohort of Bertha Fellows that celebrates diversity.

Bertha Fellows will be selected on individual merit but also on their complementary skills to the cohort, their existing and/or proposed networks and prospects for long-term impact of their work.

Applicants may come from and work in any country, but to ensure that this cohort of Bertha Fellows is able to be fully participatory, we require all applicants to be proficient in spoken and written English and able to deliver their final work in English.

Application Requirements

All applicants must submit:

  • A completed online application form
  • A brief resume/CV in English of no more than three pages
  • A list of 2-4 referees including name, relationship to applicant and contact details
  • A signed Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) from your prospective host organization – including commensurate salary and any benefits provided.
  • Journalist applicants are also asked to submit examples of previously published work.

Application Deadline: July 3rd 2021

For More Information:

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