Dr. Naila Amjad
Assistant Professor
Department of Statistics
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- Profile
- Research Publications
Experience
- Head of Science Program of Intermediate College: July, 2021 to date
Institute: Lahore College for Women University, Lahore. - Assistant Professor: (Statistics): Dec, 2006 to date
Institute: Lahore College for Women University, Lahore. - In-charge of Statistics Department at Lahore College for Women University, Lahore, since November 2015 to September, 2017
- Lecturer: (Statistics): Sep, 2003 to Nov, 2006
Institute: Lahore College for Women University, Lahore. - Lecturer: (Statistics): (On Contract basis): March, 2001 to Aug, 2003
Institute: Lahore College for Women University, Lahore.
Honor and Awards
- Selected by CoHe (Council of Higher Education), Turkey to participate in Faculty Mobility Program under Mevlana Exchange Program at Canakkale Onsekiz Mart University, Turkey.
- 2nd position in Level-III in “Forman Statistics Research Showcase 2019” at Forman Christian College Lahore.
- 1st position in Poster Competition, “Let the Data Speak”, Category Mphil (Mathematical Statistics) at Lahore College for Women University, Lahore
- 2nd position in Poster Competition, “Let the Data Speak”, Category Mphil (Mathematical Statistics) at Lahore College for Women University, Lahore
- Member Ethical Review Committee of Pharmacy for Humans and Animals at Institute of Pharmacy, Lahore College for Women University, Lahore.
- Member BOS, Department of Statistics, LCWU, Lahore.
Undergraduate Students/Graduate Students
Undergraduate: (BS)
- “Job satisfaction among female teachers at Primary schools, a cross sectional study.” Shazia Qasim; 2013
- “Empirical study of different ratio and regression estimator with replacement with equal probability sampling.” Nida Ashraf, Riffat Jabeen; 2005
- “Marshall Olkin Power Lomax Distribution.” Baseerat; 2018
- “Factors Responsible for Delayed Immunization against Vaccine Preventable Disease among Children under age 5: A Statistical Analysis of MICS Punjab (2018-19)” Zanjabeel Irfan; 2021
Graduate: (MS)
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“Malnutrition among Women in Pakistan, A Statistical Analysis of Socio Demographic Constraint.” Najeeha Hassan; 2015
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“A Ratio type Estimator for Estimation of Unknown Population Variance using Auxiliary Variable.” Hira Asif; 2016
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“A Study on Consumer Attitude Towards Counterfeit Products: With Reference to Lahore District Consumers.” Hina Mehmood; 2017
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“Exponential Ratio-Type Estimators for Population Variance under Two-Phase Sampling.” Sehrish Dilshad; 2017
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“Determinant of Consumer Satisfaction regarding Service Quality: Uber and Careem Services in Lahore, Pakistan”. Mobeen Basharat; 2018
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“Academic Performance and Modeling Graduate Employability among University Students in Lahore, Pakistan” Kashaf Fatima; 2018
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“Prevalence and Determinants of Diarrhea among Children of Punjab, Pakistan.” Tuba Iqbal; 2019
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“Bayesian Estimation using MCMC Approach” Mehak Tafique; 2019
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Psychosocial and Socio-Economic Burden of COVID-19 in Lahore, Pakistan: An Application of Hierarchical and Multinomial Logistic Regression” Zobia Khalid; 2021
Service Activity
Teaching Experience:
- Courses taught as under:
- Multivariate Analysis
- Statistical Inference
- Probability & Probability Distribution
- Categorical Data Analysis
- Statistics in Education (Ph.D. (Education))
- Tools and Skills of Research in Social Sciences (Ph. D. (Mass. Communication))
- Thesis/Internship reports supervised at BS & MS level.
- Conducted Seminar at Canakkale Onsekiz Mart
- University, Canakkale, Turkey.
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Others
Coordinator of Time Table at departmental level - Organized meetings of BOS at departmental level
Publications
Articles published by refereed journals.
- N, Mahmood. H (2018). “Consumer Attitude towards Counterfeit Products in Lahore using Structural Equation Modelling”, Paradigms: A Research Journal of Commerce, Economics, and Social Sciences,Vol. 12, No. 2, pg: 167-171
- N, Ahmad. M (2015). “A New Classification of Sampling Estimators”, Pakistan Journal of Statistics, 31(5)
- N, Qasim. S (2013). “Job Satisficatin among Female Teachers in Public and Private Sectors (A Cross-Sectional Study)”, International Journal of Applied Research, Vol. 2, pg: 88-97
- M, Bashir. N, Saud. N, Farooq. M (2020). “Bayes Estimation of the Modified Inverse Rayleigh Parameters Under Various Approximation Techniques”, Pakistan Journal of Statistics and Operational Research, Vol.17 No.1 2021 pp 247-263 (IF:0.6, Y-category, HJRS)
- N, Rasool. A, Amjad. N, Kamal. A, Shahid. N, Nizam. M (2021),“Factors Effecting the Motivation towards Blood Donation among University Students in Lahore”, Pakistan Journal of Medical and Health Sciences, Vol.15 No.1 2021 pp 198- (IF:0.07, Y-category, HJRS)
- A, Saud. N, Kamal. A, Amjad. N, Shahid. N, Nizam. M (2021),“Socio-Demographic Factors Affecting Knowledge, Attitude and Practice towards Blood Donation among University Students in Lahore”, Pakistan Journal of Medical and Health Sciences, Vol.15 No.3 2021 pp 638-641. (IF:0.07, Y-category, HJRS)
- N, Kamal. A, Iqbal. T (2021), “Prevalence and Determinants of Diarrhea among Children of Punjab, Pakistan”, Pakistan Paediatrics Journal, Vol. 45 No. 3, pp 284-291. (Y-category, HJRS)
- N, Taufique. M, Saud. N (2022), “Bayes Estimation of the Alpha Power Inverted Exponential Parameters under Various Approximation Techniques”, Pakistan Journal of Statistics, Vol 38 No 1, pp 99-112. (IF:0.6, Y-category, HJRS)
Paper published in conference proceedings. (refereed on the basis of abstract)
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“Empirical study of different ratio and regression estimator with replacement with equal probability sampling.” Nida Ashraf, Riffat Jabeen, Naila Amjad, 4th International Conference on Statistical Sciences on May 9-11, 2008 at University of Gujrat.
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“A Ratio type Estimator for Estimation of Unknown Population Variance using Auxiliary Variable.” Hira Asif, Naila Amjad, 17th International Conference on Statistical Sciences on Jan 21-23, 2019 at National College of Business Administration & Economics.