Qi Long

Qi Long
  • Professor of Biostatistics in Biostatistics and Epidemiology
  • Professor of Computer and Information Science
  • Professor of Statistics and Data Science

Contact Information

  • office Address:

    201 Blockley Hall
    423 Guardian Drive
    Philadelphia, PA 19104

Teaching

Current Courses

  • CIS9999 - Independent Study Research

    For Computer and Information Science doctoral students studying a specific advanced subject area. Students should discuss with the faculty supervisor the scope of the independent study/research and know the expectations and work involved.

    CIS9999080

Past Courses

  • AMCS5999 - Independent Study

    Independent Study allows students to pursue academic interests not available in regularly offered courses. Students must consult with their academic advisor to formulate a project directly related to the student’s research interests. All independent study courses are subject to the approval of the AMCS Graduate Group Chair.

  • AMCS9950 - Dissertation

    Allows for a PhD student to be enrolled full-time to work exclusively on research, writing and preparing his/her doctoral thesis and defense. All required coursework (20 CUs) must be completed, and the student must have passed his/her thesis proposal/oral candidacy examination prior to being enrolled.

  • AMCS9990 - Masters Thesis

    For students writing a Master's Thesis to fulfill the program's requirements. All required coursework (8 CUs) must be completed prior to being enrolled.

  • AMCS9999 - Ind Study & Research

    Study under the direction of a faculty member.

  • BSTA6990 - Lab Rotation

    Student lab rotation.

  • BSTA7820 - Stat Meth/Incomplet Data

    Selected topics from public health and biomedical research where "Big data" are being collected and methods are being developed and applied, together with some core statistical methods in high dimensional data analysis. Topics include dimension reduction, detection of novel association in large datasets, regularization and high dimensional regression, ensemble learning and prediction, kernel methods, deep learning and network analysis. R programs will be used throughout the course, other standalone programs will also be used. Prerequisite: If course requirement not met, permission of instructor required.

  • BSTA8990 - Pre-Dissertation Lab Rot

  • BSTA9900 - Master's Thesis

    Students in the PhD and MS programs will develop and conduct advanced research under the supervision of a biostatistics faculty mentor before completing an MS thesis.

  • BSTA9950 - Dissertation

    Ph.D. students enroll in this course after passing their candidacy exam. They work on their dissertation full-time under the guidance of their dissertation supervisor and other members of their dissertation committee.

  • CIS9999 - Independent Study Research

    For Computer and Information Science doctoral students studying a specific advanced subject area. Students should discuss with the faculty supervisor the scope of the independent study/research and know the expectations and work involved.

  • GCB6990 - Lab Rotation

    Lab rotation

  • GCB8990 - Pre-Dissertation Research

    Pre-dissertation lab research

  • GCB9950 - Dissertation

    Ph.D. students enroll in this course after passing their candidacy exam. They work on their dissertation full-time under the guidance of their dissertation supervisor and other members of their dissertation committee.

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