SAS Consulting, Department of Statistics 

SAS Short Course

The Department of Statistics teaches a SAS Short Course each semester. The course is normally 10 ninety minute periods. Each class includes lecture, demonstration, and practice time.

The next class will be taught January 28 to February 27, 2008. It will meet on Monday and Wednesday from 3:00-4:30 p.m. in SICL (Statistics Instructional Computing Lab), Room G100 Harrelson Hall, which is equipped with Windows computers. Practice time is provided, but additional practice outside class is recommended.

The course is open to all faculty, staff, and students and there are no fees associated with the course.

******** REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED ********

If you only want to attend the statistics classes (February 20, 25, and 27) without attending the other classes, please do not register for the class. Send email to register for the statistics section only.

Online Registration for all classes

Statistics Section only

Course Topics

SAS Display Manager
Fundamentals of SAS programming
Creating permanent SAS data sets
DATA step processing: assignment statements and functions
Combining SAS data sets: Merge, Set statements
Descriptive Procedures: PLOT, MEANS, FREQ, UNIVARIATE
Statistical Procedures: REG, GLM, ANOVA (assumes a basic understanding of statistics, i.e. ST512)

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