Resources related to using SAS for statistical analysis
Published: Aug 31st, 2015
CO-7: Use statistical software to analyze public health data. Video (6:23) The following video provides instruction on labeling variables in a SAS dataset. All Available Transcripts – SAS Tutorials SAS Code Created: Topic2A.sas Output […]
Published: Aug 31st, 2015
CO-7: Use statistical software to analyze public health data. Video (2:20) The following video provides further overview of the SAS envioronment and an introduction to SAS programming. All Available Transcripts – SAS Tutorials […]
Published: Aug 31st, 2015
CO-7: Use statistical software to analyze public health data. Video (3:25) The following video provides instruction on how to link a folder on your computer to a SAS Library. All Available Transcripts […]
Published: Aug 31st, 2015
CO-7: Use statistical software to analyze public health data. Video (8:44) The following video provides further overview of the SAS envioronment and an introduction to SAS programming. All Available Transcripts – SAS Tutorials […]
Published: Aug 31st, 2015
CO-7: Use statistical software to analyze public health data. Video (4:53) The following video provides an overview of the SAS envioronment. All Available Transcripts – SAS Tutorials This document is linked from […]
Published: Jan 20th, 2015
CO-7: Use statistical software to analyze public health data. Video (2:12) The following video provides a few tips for using these tutorials effectively. Also review the information about Videos and Sound in the course […]
Published: Jan 20th, 2015
CO-7: Use statistical software to analyze public health data. Video (2:43) The following video provides an introduction to the dataset used for these tutorials. The following files are associated with this […]
Published: Aug 4th, 2012
The UCLA Statistical Computing site is an excellent resource for information and examples of using common software packages to analyze data. The following link provides a table which breaks down the appropriate statistical analysis for certain type(s) of variables.