J. T. Gene Hwang

Course & Students Advised

       Graduate Courses Taught (or currently teaching):

        1. Mathematical Statistics (MATH 674)

        2. Sequential Analysis

        3. a research level decision theory

        4. Jackknife, Bootstrap and other resampling techniques

        5. statistical confidence set theory

        6. statistical testing hypotheses

        7. multivariate analysis

        8. Statistical theory inspired by Genomics

       Undergraduate Courses:

        1. Non-calculus Introductory Statistics (MATH 171)

        2. Calculus Based Introduction to Mathematics Statistics (MATH 472)

       Students Advised:

        M.S. Students Advised:  

        Xiong Xiong Song, and Jeff Solomon (1991).

        Xuan Ma, with a Master's Thesis entitled "Normality Assumptions in Bioequivalence Studies" (1997)

        Ph. D. Students Advised and Thesis Title:

        1. Longcheen Huwang, "Good coverage probability confidence sets in linear errors-in-variables models" (1991).

        2. Andy C. H. Tsao, "Conditional inference for Fieller's confidence sets" (1994).

        3. Weizhen Wang, "On assessment of bioequivalence" (1995).

        4. A.Adam Ding, "Neural network and HELP" (1996).

        5. Jing Qiu , "Sharp Simultaneous intervals for the means of selected populations with application to microarray data analysis" (2004).

        6. Harrison Huibin Zhou , "Minimax estimation with thresholding and asymptotic equivalence for Gaussian variance regression," Served with colleague, Michael Nussbaum, as co-advisor. (2004).

        7. Peng Liu , "Sample size calculation and empirical Bayes tests for microarray data" (2006).

        8. Zhigen Zhao , "Empirical Bayes approach for shrinkage confidence intervals" (2009).

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