Introduction to STATA

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Introduction to STATA
Date	02/05/2019
Address	University of Manchester
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Description	The course provides an introductory training in Stata, a statistical package increasingly used for social research data analysis which has powerful data manipulation procedures and extensive and powerful statistical capabilities. Objectives The aim of the course is to familiarise participants with the basic features of Stata 14. On completing the course, participants will have covered the following through a combination of presentation and practical sessions: The STATA environment: Opening and exploring files, looking at labels, editing and entering data. Exploratory analysis: logging outputs, producing tables, subsetting and descriptive statistics. Data manipulation: computing new variables, recoding, keeping and dropping, saving commands in a .do file. STATA graphics, help and supporting resources. On completion of the course, participants will have the necessary familiarity with Stata to move on to further Stata courses and/or continue learning themselves
Organiser/Chair	Dr Tina Hannemann
Institution	The University of Manchester (DTC Course)
Level	Entry (no or almost no prior knowledge)
Cost	£195 (£140 for those from educational, government and charitable institutions)
Website and registration	https://www.cmist.manchester.ac.uk/study/short/list/
Contact	CMI Short Courses cmi-shortcourses@manchester.ac.uk 0161 2751980
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