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The MPRC Computing Core offers multiple-week, non-credit, introductory SAS and Stata training
courses per semester. The classes are intended for graduate students studying in MPRC-affiliated departments, and course exercises focus on SAS and Stata programming using
data sets used in population research. Courses are free to UMD students and faculty.
You MUST be either a registered student or faculty member of the University of Maryland,
College Park in order to participate. Priority is given to graduate students in
MPRC-affiliated departments. If you are a UMD graduate
student but NOT in an MPRC-affiliated department and would like to take these classes, please contact Instructor
: Yeats Ye to see about availability.
The MPRC Computing Core will offer two free, not-for-credit one day introductory courses – two for SAS and
one for Stata – this summer (July 2008). Both SAS sections will cover the same content. You only need to
select one section to attend.
YOU NEED PRE-REGISTER if you willing to attend. Contact MPRC's Statistical Programmer/Instructor,
Yeats Ye <mailto:hye@umd.edu> to reserve your spot. Both courses will be held in Room 0124D of the new Center housed in the Cole Student Activities Building.
SAS COURSE
This course is designed for people who are just getting started using SAS 9. The course introduces basic user interface techniques for
using SAS 9 to accomplish data processing tasks. The students in the class will have some hands-on experience using
SAS 9 for data management and data analysis. The class notes are printed and given to the students in the class.
No prior programming knowledge is required.
Covered topics include:
1. The components of Base SAS, SAS Windows Manager System, the methods of input raw data into SAS
, Format and Informat, error debugging and SAS file management.
2. Data manipulation (controlling rows and columns), system Options, IF statements, WHERE statement,
array and DO loops.
3. SAS functions, sorting and merging data.
4. Reporting (list report, table report, and graphics report) and ODS.
5. Analyzing data (TTEST, ANOVA, logistic and regression).
Section 1: The SAS Training Course will meet at MPRC on: Tuesday, July 8th from 9:30am-5:00pm
Section 2: The SAS Training Course will meet at MPRC on: Tuesday, July 15th from 9:30am-5:00pm
Note: Both SAS sections will cover the same content. You only need to select one section to attend.
Stata COURSE
This course is designed for people who are just getting started using Stata 10. The course introduces basic user
interface techniques for using Stata 10 to accomplish data processing tasks. The students in the class will have
some hands-on experience using Stata 10 for data management and data analysis. The class notes are printed and given
to the students in the class. No prior programming knowledge is required.
Covered topics include:
1. Getting started to use Stata 10, inputting raw data into Stata, examining system and data, creating log and do
files.
2. Generating variables. Grouping, modifying, looping and sampling data.
3. Sorting, merging, reshaping, expanding and collapsing data.
4. Reporting and analyzing data (TTEST, ANOVA, logistic and regression).
The Stata Training Course is scheduled on:
Thursday, July 10 from 9:30am-5:00pm
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