Overview of SAS

Overview of SAS Workshop

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THE WORKSHOP WILL: DEMYSTIFY THE PROCESS – CULTIVATE  CONFIDENCE – GENERATE ENTHUSIASM –INSPIRE YOU TO COMPLETE YOUR RESEARCH

The Graduate Center for Research and Retention at WMU Invites ALL Graduate Students to Attend a Working Session on an OVERVIEW OF SAS

Conducted by Mr. Lincoln Jiang, Doctoral Student, WMU Department of Statistics, and Doctoral Associate, Graduate Center for Research and Retention

Date:     Wednesday, April 4, 2012
Time:     9 a.m. to Noon
Location:  Computer Laboratory: Room 1416, College of Health and Human Services

 

STUDENTS WILL LEARN HOW TO: 

1. GAIN FAMILIARITY WITH SAS LANGUAGE
2. ACQUIRE AN INTRODUCTION TO BASIC SAS PROCEDURES
3. LEARN ABOUT DATA INPUT, MANAGEMENT, AND TRANSFORMATION IN SAS
4. CONDUCT BASIC ANALYSIS IN SAS: DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS; T-TESTS; ANOVA, REGRESSION, ETC.

 

25 seats  available. REGISTER ONLINE AT THE FOLLOWING URL BY NO LATER THAN MONDAY, APRIL 2, 2012:

[ Register Here ]

 

Please also view the following SAS video tutorials before attending the workshop

[View Video Tutorial Part 1]

[View Video Tutorial Part 2]

For additional information, call Dr. Marianne Di Pierro at 387. 8249

Please note: absolutely no food or drink is permitted in the lab.

* This session is designed to review and reinforce your prior learning and is not intended to supplant a formal course in introductory statistics