Workshop during lockdown by date and Time

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Date Time Workshop title
1.4.2020 3-6 pm Drawing Music Therapy,
2.4.2020 3-6pm Text Mining
3.4.2020 3-6 pm Health informatics
4.4.2020 3-6 pm Item Design
5.4.2020 3-6 pm Categorical Data Analysis
6.4.2020 3-6 pm Rabindrik Psychology
8.4.2020 3-6 pm Item Statistics
9.4.2020 3-6 pm Amar Rabindra Sangeet
10.4 .2020 11-1pm Google spreadsheet
11.4.2020 2-6 pm Statistical Reporting
12.4.2020 3-6 pm Learning Disability
13.4.2020 3-6 pm Linear Regression Analysis
14.4.2020 5-8 pm Outlier Detection
16.4.2020 3-6 pm Psychometric approach for psychological counseling
17.4.2020 3-6 pm Brand Positioning in Consciousness
18.4.2020 3-6 pm Variability in Statistics
19.4.2020 3-6 pm Data Reliability Assessment
     
21.4.2020 3-6 pm Rank order Statistics
22.4.2020 3-6 pm Root Cause Analysis
23.4.2020 3-6 pm Experimental Design
24.4.2020 3-6 pm Couple Counseling
25.4.2020 3-5 pm Two way ANOVA
26.4.2020 3-5 pm Randomized Block Design
27.4.2020 3-6 pm Repeated measurement data analysis in working memory
29.4.2020 3-6 pm Abstract Writing
30.4.2020 3-6 pm Writing Project Proposal
1.5.2020 12-2 pm Chi-Squared Statistics
2.5.2020 12-2 pm Body Image Distress
3.5.2020 3-6 pm Food and Mood
4.5.2020 3-6 pm Regression Statistics in School Psychology
5.5.2020 3-6 pm Statistical Models in Climate Change Research
6.5.2020 3-6 pm Time Series Analysis
7.5.2020 3-6 pm Positive Psychology
10.5.2020 3-6 pm Principal Component Analysis
11.5.2020 3-6 pm MANOVA in School Education
12.5.2020 3-6 pm Logistic Regression
13.5.2020 3-6 pm Dummy Variable in Statistics
14.5.2020 3-6 pm Hierarchical Cluster Analysis
15.5.2020 3-6 pm Job oriented group discussion
16.5.2020 7-9 pm Data Normalization
17.5.2020 7-9 pm Reading Motivation Counseling
     
19.5.2020 & 20.5.2020 3-4 pm Categorical Factor Analysis
21.5.2020 3-6 pm Introduction to Psychometrics using 16 PF Test
22.5.2020 3-6 pm Introduction to Rorschach Inkblot Test
23.5.2020 3-6 pm Research Design and Analysis of Covarience
24.5.2020 3-6 pm Focus Group Statistics
25.5.2020 3-6 pm Confirmatory Factor Analysis
26.5.2020 3-5 pm Repeated Measures ANOVA
27.5.2020 3-5 pm Kruskal Wallis H Test
28.5.2020 3-5 pm Inter Rater Reliability
29.5.2020 3-5 pm Thematic Apperception Test
30.5.2020 3-5 pm Biopsychosocial Model
1.6.2020 3-5 pm Psychometrician
2.6.2020 5-7 pm Content Analysis
3.6.2020 5-7 pm Grounded Theory
4.6.2020 5-7 pm interpretative phenomenological Analysis
6.6.2020 5-7 pm Data Preprocessing for Business Intelligence
8.6.2020 5-7 pm Descriptive Statistics for advanced educational research
9.6.2020 5-7 pm Multi Plot for Advanced research
10.06.2020 5-7 pm Multiple Regression Analysis &Application (1)
11.06.2020 5-7 pm Multiple Regression Analysis &Application (2)
12.06.2020 5-7 pm Multiple Regression Analysis &Application (3)
13.06.2020 5-6.30 pm Outlier treatment in R Programming (1)
14.06.2020 5-6.30 pm Outlier treatment in R Programming (2)
15.06.2020 5-6.30 pm Hierarchical Cluster analysis (Theory)
16.06.2020 5-6.30 pm Hierarchical Cluster analysis (K-means and Hierarchical difference
17.6.2020 5-6.30 pm Hierarchical Cluster analysis (Research design)
18.6.2020 5-6.30 pm Learning Curve (1)
19.6.2020 5-6.30 pm Learning Curve (2)
20.6.2020 5-6.30 pm Learning Curve (3)
26.06.2020 3-4.30 pm Content Analysis of abstract using excel (1)
27.06.2020 3-4.30pm Content Analysis of abstract using excel (2)
30.6.2020 3-4.30pm Pivot table based data visualization in MS Excel(1)
1.7.2020 3-4.30pm Pivot table based data visualization in MS Excel(2)
2.7.2020 3-4.30pm Pivot table based data visualization in MS Excel(3)
3.7.2020 3-4pm psychiatric data dashboard in excel (1)
4.7.2020 3-4pm psychiatric data dashboard in excel (2)
5.7.2020 3-4pm psychiatric data dashboard in excel (3)
7.7.2020 3-4pm Project Report writing (1)
8.7.2020 3-4pm Project Report writing (2)
9.7.2020 3-4pm Project Report writing (3)
10.7.2020 3-4pm Project Report writing (4)

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