Research and Statistical Support (RSS)

SAS

SAS is a comprehensive statistical package that comes well equipped to handle many of the needs of the applied researcher, though it, like SPSS, is perhaps even more popular for marketing and business needs in general. SAS is very powerful out of of the box and capable of a wide variety of analyses. It is command line driven first and foremost, though SAS Enterprise Guide offers menu capability. It is more functional than SPSS base, and also uses a macro system like SPSS to add additional functionality. They can be seen as similar in their programming languages as well, as such if you are choosing between SAS or SPSS you would probably want to go with the former.

RSS hosted SAS Short Course

SAS homepage

SAS Documentation provides documentation for an A - Z list of products.

SAS Base Documentation includes links for Adobe & HTML user guides on SAS Base functions.

What’s new in SAS/STAT software Introduction to SAS/STAT software

Introduction to: analysis of variance procedures, regression procedures, general linear model estimation, nonparametric analysis, categorical analysis procedures, multivariate procedures, survey sampling and analysis procedures, survival analysis procedures, clustering procedures, structural equation modeling (SEM), statistical modeling with SAS/STAT software, mixed modeling procedures, Bayesian analysis procedures

On-line SAS Docs

Contact Information

Richard Herrington, PhD	Richard.Herrington@unt.edu	940-565-2140
Jon Starkweather, PhD	Jonathan.Starkweather@unt.edu	940-565-4066

Address any questions about this page to Jonathan.Starkweather@unt.edu

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