Mohamad Alnakawa, احصائي

Mohamad Alnakawa

احصائي

Ministry of Turkish Health

Location
United Arab Emirates - Sharjah
Education
Doctorate, الاحصاء
Experience
2 years, 4 Months

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Work Experience

Total years of experience :2 years, 4 Months

احصائي at Ministry of Turkish Health
  • Türkiye - Kayseri
  • August 2023 to April 2024

· Data collection and organization.
· Preparing monthly and annual reports.
· Data visualization.
· Proposing solutions to some data-related problems.
· Providing suggestions to develop work.

موظف استقبال at Association for Solidarity with Refugees and Immigrants
  • Türkiye - Kayseri
  • March 2023 to April 2024

.Welcoming and directing asylum seekers coming to the information desk and
ensuring that their entry and exit takes place in a controlled manner. .Welcoming
incoming visitors, keeping their records and directing them to the relevant units.
· Assisting by giving necessary guidance, answering incoming calls to the
Institution, performing fax and other related transactions. .
To inform the pre-registration unit so that the transactions of sensitive groups are
evaluated first

مساعد باحث at جامعة سلجوق
  • Türkiye - Konya
  • May 2019 to June 2020

The goal of this study is to determine the possible risk factors affecting child
mortality under-5" in some lower middle-income countries such as Cameron,
Congo, Sudan, Vietnam, Pakistan (Punjab region), Pakistan (Sindh region),
Zimbabwe, Kyrgyzstan, El Salvador and Mongolia by using the Multiple Indicators
Cluster Survey 5 (MICS5) conducted by UNICEF in 2014, by using Poisson
regression model, negative binomial (NB2) regression model, zero-inflated
Poisson (ZIP) regression model and zero inflated negative binomial (ZINB)
regression model in the class of generalized linear models (GLMs). For this
purpose, education (as attended to a school or not attended to a school), wealth
index quintile (as poorest, second, middle, fourth and richest population wealth
quintiles), area of residence (as rural or urban), mother's age (as 1:15-19, 2:20-24,
3:25-29, 4:30-34, 5:35-39, 6:40-44, 7:45-49 years), breastfeeding status (as
received breast milk or not received breast milk) and pregnancy method (as used
any methods to avoid pregnancy or not) are taken as categorical independent
variables as possible risk factors affecting "child mortality under-5". Thus,
considering the socio-economic and demographic characteristics of the countries
discussed in this thesis study, Poisson, Negative Binomial, ZIP and ZINB
Regression Models, which are the special cases of GLMs class, are used to model
the statistical significant relationships between the "child mortality under-5" and
the possible risk factors for the lower-middle income countries. These GLMs are
compared by using AIC, BIC, AICC as IC and log-likelihood values. (This study is
master thesis)

Education

Doctorate, الاحصاء
  • at جامعة سلجوق
  • February 2024

Selcuk University, Science Faculty, Konya, Türkiye (2020- 2024) Ph.D. in statistics. Thesis: Modeling Count Data Using Some Distributions from Generalized Additive Models with Applications in R-Programming. Focus: Count Data, GAMLSS, Inflated Data, Truncate Data. Cumulative GPA : 93.75

Master's degree, الاحصاء
  • at جامعة سلجوق
  • June 2020
Bachelor's degree, الرياضيات
  • at جامعة دمشق
  • October 2013

Specialties & Skills

Applied Mathematics
احصاء
Writing scientific reports
Time management
modeling data
R studio
Data visualization
Microsoft Office
Ability to work independently
Achieving excellence
Applied Statistics

Languages

Arabic
Native Speaker
English
Expert
Turkish
Expert

Training and Certifications

اللغة الاكاديمية التركية (Certificate)
Date Attended:
March 2018
شهادة الغة الانكليزية العامة (Certificate)
Date Attended:
August 2022
الترجمة (Certificate)
Date Attended:
December 2023

Hobbies

  • القراءة - الكتابة - الفعاليات العلمية
    EU scholarship for master's degree within the project " increasing access to high education for Syrian refugees in Türkiye " and having successfully reached the final year of study