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Welcome to My Academic Portfolio

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Welcome to my academic portfolio! I’m Samir Orujov, an Assistant Professor of Mathematics and Statistics at ADA University in Baku, Azerbaijan.

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Əlövsət Saldaşa Nəzirə

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Ustadın şeiri ilə mənim nəzirəm - dərd u qəm bir qədər, zökəm bir qədər…

Bir Sual

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Aciz qalıb bir sualın əlində, Bəşər oğlu min illərdi aradı…

Çay Kənarında

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Yenə həsrətində kölgələnmişəm, Yenə xəyallarım uzaqlardadı…

Nəsimiyə Nəzirə

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Qoyma, Rəbbim, aşikarə yari-pünhan ayrıla, Qıl kərəm, ol bivəfayə vermə imkan ayrıla…

Qürbət

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Bir həsrət əliylə qəlbi oxluyam, Yardan kənar düşmək qismətdi mənə…

Varlıq və Yoxluq Arasında

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Bu yolun sonu yoxluqdu, Sonun yoxluğundasan. Bu dünya bir boş çoxluqdu, Heçin çoxluğundasan…

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Internet in the CIS region

Broadband and mobile speeds, rankings, projections and adoption across twelve post-Soviet countries, with Azerbaijan city by city, updated monthly from public Ookla, ITU and APNIC data.

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Mathematical Statistics I

Undergraduate course, ADA University, School of Business, 2025

📊 Mathematical Statistics I

Rigorous mathematical treatment of statistical theory tailored for Economics and Finance students, covering probability foundations, random variables, and distribution theory with applications to economic and financial data analysis.

Mathematical Statistics II

Undergraduate course, ADA University, School of Business, 2026

Mathematical Statistics II

Advanced statistical inference and methods for Economics and Finance students. This course builds on probability foundations to cover estimation, hypothesis testing, regression analysis, and ANOVA with applications to economic and financial data analysis.

Mathematical Statistics I

Undergraduate course, ADA University, School of Business, 2026

Mathematical Statistics I

STAT-2311, Fall 2026. The course builds, from the axioms upward, the probabilistic foundation on which statistical inference in economics and finance rests: descriptive measures, probability and counting, conditional probability and Bayes' rule, discrete and continuous random variables, and finally several random variables at once — joint and conditional distributions, independence, covariance, and the arithmetic of linear combinations.