61. HSM511 - Data Management And SAS Programming Marta S. Mendiondo KY School of Public Health Biostatistics Division RM. 207A Sanders-Brown Bldg. 800 S. Limestone St. Lexington http://www.mc.uky.edu/coa/ADRC/marta/hsm511.htm

HSM511 - Data Management and SAS Programming SYLLABUS LECTURES (Word Documents) LAB HOMEWORKS Marta S. Mendiondo KY School of Public Health - Biostatistics Division RM. 207A Sanders-Brown Bldg. 800 S. Limestone St. Lexington, KY 40536-0230 Ph: (859) 257-1412 EXT 274 FAX: (859) 257-4665 Email: marta@email.uky.edu

62. RCAT : What's On : Statistical Software Return To Top. SAS 1 Introduction to sas programming. Overview of The SAS System; Understanding sas programming / SAS data and procedure steps; http://www.utoronto.ca/cat/whatson/computerlab_workshops/stats.html

Home What's On : Statistical Software Statistical Software Hosted by the Resource Centre for Academic Technology Courses Offered: SPSS 1 - Introduction to SPSS SPSS 2 - Introduction to Statistics Using SPSS SAS 1 - Introduction to SAS Programming SAS - STAT1 - Introduction to Statistics Using SAS -Part I ... SAS - STAT 3 - Introduction to Statistics Using SAS -Part III Cost $50 for faculty, staff and graduate students For all others (including staff of affiliated institutions) there is a fee of $100 per course. Location Room 4055, 4th Floor, Robarts Library. SPSS 1 - Introduction to Statistics Using SPSS - Part I This workshop is intended for new users, and the only pre-requisite is a working knowledge of the Windows operating system. This workshop does not cover data gathering or data coding. The following topics will be covered: Introduction to SPSS Reading data in SPSS Data manipulation File management in SPSS SPSS 1 - Wednesday, January 28, 2004 - 10 am - 1 pm Registration is closed Registration is closed SPSS 2 - Introduction to Statistics Using SPSS - Part 2 This workshop is designed for people with previous SPSS experience, or knowledge of topics covered in the introduction to SPSS workshop. Some knowledge of statistics will be helpful. This workshop will cover some basic statistical techniques including:

63. Drug Development Technology - Red River Statistics - Statistics, SAS® Programmi Red River Statistics experienced statisticians and data managers, sas programming, data management, computer systems administration, electronic submission http://www.drugdevelopment-technology.com/contractors/contract_research/rrs/

Return to Contract Research Organisations RED RIVER STATISTICS - STATISTICS, SAS® PROGRAMMING, DATA MANAGEMENT AND COMPUTER SYSTEMS ADMINISTRATION SERVICES STATISTICAL SERVICES FOR THERAPEUTIC AREAS RRS offers thorough statistical services where assumptions are rigorously tested for all methods used. Our goal is to provide the client with the most powerful statistical analyses where the statistical assumptions are satisfied. We offer the following services: Protocol development and sample size determination Statistical Analysis Plan (SAP) development Statistical analysis and report writing for individual studies and Integrated Summaries of Efficacy (ISE) and Safety (ISS) Interaction with international regulatory agencies on submissions for new drug approvals All RRS statisticians have at least 13 years of experience in the pharmaceutical and CRO industries in the following therapeutic areas: Cardiovascular Central Nervous System (CNS) Endocrine, anti-infective Cancer / oncology Ophthalmology Gastrointestinal Anti-inflammatory Pharmacoeconomic outcomes research Bioavailability / bioequivalence (PK) trials Pre-clinical RRS statisticians also have experience in applying SPC methods to the pharmaceutical industry. They have experience in teaching Total Quality Management (TQM) problem solving methods to manufacturing department personnel as well.

64. Math 475 - Statistical Computation - Fall 2003 Topics covered Introduction to SAS and sas programming; contingency tables and MantelHaenszel tests; general linear models and matrix operations in SAS http://www.math.wustl.edu/~sawyer/math475f03.html

Math 475 - Statistical Computation - Fall 2003 Applied statistics using SAS - Prof. Stanley Sawyer (SAS is a widely-used statistical package) Topics covered: Introduction to SAS and SAS programming; contingency tables and Mantel-Haenszel tests; general linear models and matrix operations in SAS; simple, multiple, and stepwise linear regression; ANOVAs and interactions; nested and crossed interactions; ANOVAs and regressions for vector-valued observations; topics chosen from logistic regression, generalized linear models, survival analysis, principal components, and discriminant analysis. Prerequisites: Math 320 and Math 493 or their equivalents. Math 493 may be taken concurrently. Textbook: Applied Statistics and the SAS programming language , 4th edition, Authors: R. Cody and J. Smith, 1997 (Prentice Hall, New Jersey.) NOTE: Class Time and Location: TTh 1:00-2:30 Cupples I Rm 113 Special Finals Week Office Hour: Tuesday Dec 16 5:00pm Office: Rm 107 Cupples I (or send me an email to arrange another time) Links: Homework Assignments including Model Solutions Take-Home Final (due Wed Dec 17 at 4 PM) SAS programs covered or to be covered in class Guide to using SAS: PDF format DVI format SAS Online Manuals Books for reviewing elementary statistics ... Back to Prof. Sawyer's home page

65. Statistics 100 - Programming Tips Tips for Better sas programming. Develop system. Don t be afraid to learn other programs if they will complement your sas programming. http://stat-www.berkeley.edu/classes/s100/tips.html

Tips for Better SAS Programming Develop a personal programming style, with respect to programming techniques (loops, arrays, informats, formats, etc.) as well as comments, indentation, step boundaries, etc. Try to index programs based on what you're doing so they can be reused. Use comments when you're doing something particularly clever or difficult. Don't reinvent the wheel. Make sure you have access to the manuals and books that you need. Learn about sources for sample programs, macros and advice. Check out the WWW resources that are available. Try to find the local SAS guru if there is one. If you can't find a way to do something, or the way you're trying is not satisfactory for some reason, ask for help. Never hesitate to experiment with SAS - create a simulated data set or use data from the sample programs if you don't have your own. Use the obs= data set or system option or randomly sample your data to test out ideas without taking up too much time. Learn to make SAS talk and listen to other applications. Make sure you know something about editing, file manipulation and file transfer on your computer system. Don't be afraid to learn other programs if they will complement your SAS programming.

66. Sasintro Internet Help for Users of Spector’s sas programming For Researchers and Social Sciences. sas programming for Researchers and Social http://chuma.cas.usf.edu/~spector/sasdir/sasprogramming.html

Internet Help for Users of Spector’s SAS Programming For Researchers and Social Sciences SAS Programming for Researchers and Social Scientists is an introduction to SAS programming features. There are many guides available for using the various statistical procedures or PROCs, but relatively few that explain how to program within the SAS data step. This book is targetted to individuals with limited programming background. It covers various programming concepts, such as loops and arrays, and how to implement them in the SAS language. This site offers some supplemental materials including practice data sets, an online SAS course that can be used by instructors in their own courses or by individuals in self-study, links to useful sites most notably the SAS Institute, and some tips. Note: The second edition of SAS Programming will be published in late winter 2001. It retains the same basic structure but is updated for the latest version 8 of SAS and includes additional information/features. Note: Under construction. Not all features are here yet, but will be soon. Example datasets . Used for some of the examples in the book. FAQ Frequently asked questions Check here first for solutions to your problem.

67. Practice Datasets For Readers Of SAS Programming For Researchers And Social Scie Practice Datasets For Readers of sas programming For Researchers and Social Scientists. 3839 of sas programming For Researchers and Social Scientists 2 nd ed. http://chuma.cas.usf.edu/~spector/sasdir/datasets.html

Practice Datasets For Readers of SAS Programming For Researchers and Social Scientists You can download the practice datasets by clicking on the links. You may have to hold down the shift key while clicking to initiate the download. Some browsers add hidden end of line characters to datasets, so it is best to read these with a fixed format. The hidden characters will not show up with all text editors. There are additional datasets in the assignments from the online SAS course Employee Turnover Journal of Applied Psychology This is the example dataset used in Chapter 9. It contains data from 156 university clerical employees about their job attitudes and turnover. A survey was conducted among clerical employees at time 1. Approximately 1 year later the university directory was used to determine who had quit the job. Columns in data set Variables Description ID number Cases numbered 1 to 156. 3 items for work frustration scale, one digit each Three item work frustration scale. Total score is sum of items. 3 items for job satisfaction scale, one digit each

68. SAS Programming Introduction: WebSphere Application Server 6 Introduction to sas programming. 5.7.6 Introduction to sas programming. When to use sas programming. sas programming is useful when http://www-306.ibm.com/software/webservers/appserv/doc/v40/ae/infocenter/was/050

InfoCenter Home 5: Securing applications special topics 5.7: The Secure Association Service (SAS) 5.7.6: Introduction to SAS programming 5.7.6: Introduction to SAS programming A fundamental concern within distributed systems in general is the protection of data and business assets available through the information system. This is no less true in distributed, object-oriented systems. Valuable information exists in business objects. This information can be manipulated and accessed remotely and therefore must be protected from unauthorized use. The Security Service in WebSphere Application Server helps to protect these assets. The Security Service is used primarily to prevent end users from accessing information and resources that they are not authorized to use. Although these resources are predominantly distributed objects, they can also include resources, neither object-oriented nor distributed, used by business objects. In many cases, WebSphere Application Server is used to wrap legacy resources, such as existing business applications and enterprise data. Such resources are often centralized resources, held in a physically secure environments or in environments with restricted access over controlled channels. A key objective of object-oriented programming and business re-engineering is to provide for the abstraction of business resources that enables them to be used more readily in new applications. This abstraction frequently has the effect of increasing access to those legacy resources, resources that have been traditionally, either by intent or because of the limitations of technology, more restricted. Thus, the object-oriented approach has the potential for undermining the protection that legacy resources require and have traditionally enjoyed.

69. SAS Workshop Descriptions sas programming, PART 1 Level BEGINNER TO INTERMEDIATE; Prerequisites Some experience with SAS or Introduction to SAS for New Users (above). http://www.ciser.cornell.edu/ASPs/workshop_descriptions/sas.shtml

Home General Information Grant Proposals Data Archive ... Sitemap Computing Information About CISER Computing Computing Resources Computing Accounts Assistance CISER HelpDesk Online Computing Help Workshops Statistical Software Search CISER Website Data Archive (only) Web Pages (only) SAS Workshop Descriptions INTRODUCTION TO SAS FOR NEW USERS: Level : BEGINNER Prerequisites : NONE, but familiarity with Windows helpful Intended Audience : Anyone who expects to use SAS as a research tool and has never used it. Also good for people who were familiar with SAS for unix but have never used SAS in a Windows environment. Content : This is primarily a hands-on exercise on how to navigate the SAS System Windows interface. We also provide a brief overview of how data are entered into and processed by SAS, and of the basic elements of a “SAS Program” (including data steps, proc steps, comments, and global options). We also introduce the concept of SAS libraries and “permanent” versus “temporary” SAS data sets. SAS PROGRAMMING, PART 1:

70. Computing Workshops Topic, Day, Date, Time, Location, Select. sas programming, Part 1, Friday, February 20, 200 500 PM, Stone Microcomputer Lab, Mann Library, Full ! http://www.ciser.cornell.edu/ASPs/Workshops.asp

Home General Information Grant Proposals Data Archive ... Sitemap Computing Information About CISER Computing Computing Resources Computing Accounts Assistance CISER HelpDesk Online Computing Help Workshops Statistical Software Search CISER Website Data Archive (only) Web Pages (only) Computing Workshops COMPUTING WORKSHOPS OF INTEREST TO SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCHERS ON CAMPUS: CISER COMPUTING WORKSHOPS (this page) CORNELL THEORY CENTER WORKSHOPS OFFICE OF STATISTICAL CONSULTING WORKSHOPS CISER COMPUTING WORKSHOPS: Summer, 2004 ANNOUNCEMENT: New workshops are now being offered in using Qualitative Software ! See times and locations below. Workshops for SAS SPSS Stata Matlab and Qualitative Software , are listed below. (click on these links for workshop descriptions) TO REGISTER: Step 1 (of 3). Select the sessions you wish to attend by checking the appropriate boxes on the right. Note that some workshop topics are offered twice. You should choose only one session of each workshop topic. Then proceed to Step 2 below: Topic Day Date Time Location Select SAS Programming, Part 1

71. Sample SAS Programs Sample SAS Programs. General sas programming Issues; Onefactor ANOVA; One-factor ANOVA with contrasts; One-factor ANOVA with correction for alpha inflation http://www.public.asu.edu/~davidpm/classes/psy530/examples/samplesas.htm

Sample SAS Programs General SAS Programming Issues One-factor ANOVA One-factor ANOVA with contrasts One-factor ANOVA with correction for alpha inflation All the one-factor examples use data from Keppel (1991), p. 29 Two-factor ANOVA The two-factor example uses data from Keppel (1991), p. 214 Three-factor ANOVA The three-factor example uses data from Keppel (1991), p. 443 Four-factor ANOVA One-factor within-subects ANOVA The one-factor within example uses data from Keppel(1991), p. 348 Two-factor within-subjects ANOVA The two-factor within example uses data from Keppel (1991), p. 466 Two-factor mixed design ANOVA The two-factor mixed example uses data from Keppel (1991), p. 374 One-factor ANOVA TO TOP This program reads data from within the program in free format. options nocenter ls=80 ps=60; data a; input y group; proc glm; class group; model y=group; run; quit; General Linear Models Procedure Class Level Information Class Levels Values GROUP 3 1 2 3 Number of observations in data set = 15 General Linear Models Procedure Dependent Variable: Y Sum of Mean Source DF Squares Square F Value Pr > F Model 2 210.00000000 105.00000000 7.41 0.0080

72. SAS Trainer Kits sas programming I Essentials, PROG1. •sas programming II Manipulating Data with the DATA Step, PROG2. •sas programming III Advanced Techniques, PROG3. http://www.ncsu.edu/it/sas/sas_trainer_kits.html

SAS Academic Trainer Kits Jump to Licensing Agreement Jump to Ordering Informaiton SAS Academic Trainer Kits are now available to NC State faculty and instructors for use in their classes. You must be teaching a class at NCSU in order to request these trainer kits. SAS Academic Trainer kits include the following information on CD: notes used in training courses offered by SAS slides used in training courses offered by SAS data sets used in training courses offered by SAS The materials may be integrated into current degree credit courses in their entirety, or selected sections may be used as faculty see fit. Faculty may also use these materials to develop SAS courses for degree credit. A complete copy of the licensing agreement and memorandum of understanding is available. Ordering information is available below. NCSU Currently has the following course materials available: Course Title (linked to description) Course Code ADMT BASIC CCWEB CDALR (this course is no longer offered by SAS but we have the kit) DMDM DMDT DMNN DMTM EFFI (this course is no longer offered by SAS but we have the kit) EGSA (NEW to NCSU - added 1/5/04) (NEW to NCSU - added 1/5/04) ISSI (New to NCSU - added 12/16/03) (NEW to NCSU - added 12/16/03) (NEW to NCSU - added 12/16/03) (NEW to NCSU - added 12/16/03) (NEW to NCSU - added 12/16/03) JIMPC

73. Information Technology Services Is there some sas programming tool that will make this easier? Answer However, you wish to rerun the SAS program with N=30, N=45, etc. http://www.utexas.edu/its/rc/answers/sas/sas36.html

About Research Consulting Documentation Tutorials Software ... Research Consulting SAS FAQ #36: Using SAS MACRO language Question: I'm writing a SAS program that I need to run many different times, with the values of some of the variables changing each time. Is there some SAS programming tool that will make this easier? Answer: Create SAS macro variables with the %LET statement. The syntax for the %LET statement is: %LET macvname = value ; where "macvname" is a variable name you specify and "value" is a numeric value you specify. This value will remain constant throughout the program. The %LET statement is usually placed at the beginning of the program for ease of access. For example, suppose that you had a variable named N in your SAS program and the first time you ran the program you assigned it the value 24. However, you wish to rerun the SAS program with N=30, N=45, etc. Instead of changing the assignment statement (perhaps deep within your program) each time, you need only change the value given in the %LET statement at the beginning of the program. However, the macro variable name (here N) defined in the

74. CRC Press Online Technical Support Downloads Updates - Instructions and Download. Instructions Downloads. sas programming The One-Day Course. http://www.crcpress.com/e_products/downloads/download.asp?cat_no=C4096

75. Queen's Univ, ITS, Use SAS On The Jeffery Sun Cluster It assumes a basic familiarity with Unix and SAS, and does not describe any aspect of the sas programming language, or the Unix operating system. http://jeff-lab.queensu.ca/stat/sas/sas_unix.html

Use SAS on the Jeffery Sun Cluster April 1997 Information Technology Services Introduction How to run SAS How to Analyze an External Data Set Using SAS with X-Windows ... Accessing SAS Graphics This Unix How To briefly describes how to run SAS on the Jeffery and Ellis Hall Sun clusters. It assumes a basic familiarity with Unix and SAS, and does not describe any aspect of the SAS programming language, or the Unix operating system. Individuals using the pico editor for the first time can read about pico and view editing commands in the document PINE - A Program for Internet News and Electronic mail Please note that the editor has a menu and is self explanatory with online help. Questions regarding pico should go to the jeff-lab advisors or to the ITS HelpDesk Available SAS components are: SAS/BASE (data input and manipulation) SAS/STAT (statistics) SAS/GRAPH (graphics) SAS/ETS (economic time series) SAS/OR (operations research) SAS/IML (interactive matrix language) SAS/INSIGHT (graphic data visualization) SAS/QC (quality control) SAS/FSP (full screen product) SAS/AF (menu building programming language) All examples in this Unix Note assume that you are using the C shell rather than the Bourne or Korn Shell.

76. The WRDS Sector: SAS This is where SAS programs will be run. There are several resources available that will make your sas programming experience easier. http://www.uic.edu/cba/cfrs/wrds/wrdssasx.htm

Background Accounts Available Databases Data Extraction ... WRDS Talk SAS SAS, like Fortran, gives WRDS users the ability to customize data extractions to fit analysis needs. It is helpful for users interested in using SAS, to have some experience with the program. Additionally, a feel for the Unix operating system is useful. If you feel that you do not have these traits, there is no reason to become worried. Extracting data using SAS becomes easier as you go through more examples. Additionally, Wharton offers many SAS programs that you can examine. Therefore, you can use these programs as templates to extract data, making adjustments depending on your data needs. In this tutorial, we will examine the following topics: Accessing and Using the Unix Server Using SAS Example 1: A SAS Compustat Data Extraction Example 2: A SAS IBES Data Extraction Please note, to work with SAS data extraction, you must be a faculty or staff member at UIC with a WRDS account. If you do not have an account, please go the Accounts section to find out how to get one.

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78. SOCY699C--Introduction To SAS Programming Visit the Sociology Department Web Page, SOCY/699C Introduction to sas programming. In this class, you will learn some sas programming under Windoze 95. http://www.bsos.umd.edu/socy/alan/handouts/sas_syl_f00.htm

SOCY/699C Introduction to SAS Programming Alan Neustadtl Department of Sociology University of Maryland College Park, Maryland 20742 Office: Phone: FAX: Email: www: Art/Sociology #3135 aneustadtl@socy.umd.edu www.bsos.umd.edu/socy/alan Class meets on Tuesday Afternoons from 3:30pm until 5:00pm in the LeFrak, Lab #4. Click on any of the topics below to go to that section of the document. To view the whole document from start to finish, simply page down through the syllabus. Purpose Required Text Recommended Text Outline of Topics ... Reading Assignments Purpose This is a ‘short’ class in using SAS for statistical programming. It is short because with just six or seven class meetings you cannot hope to master but a small fraction of the data management and statistical capabilities of SAS. In learning SAS, keep in mind that there are thousands of full-time SAS programmers working at universities, at Fortune 500 type businesses, in government, at research centers, and just about any other place where data are managed and analyzed. In short, knowing how to use SAS is a useful skill for the job market.

79. Saslab 9. Congratulations you ve made it to the sas programming language. A cursory review of sas programming 1) All SAS statements must end with a semicolon ;. http://www.msu.edu/course/stt/464/Section2/saslab.htm

STT 464 Statistics for Biologists I Instructions on how to use SAS in a MSU computer lab Locations: Refer to: http://www.msu.edu/service/mlab/web/pc-hw.html 1. Make sure you have an active pilot account (i.e. you have an email address with the host name pilot.msu.edu). 2. If your screen is blank when you first sit down, just hit the Enter button. The screen should come up (apparently, these computers should always be on...otherwise you'll just have to flick on the power switch). 3. Type in your pilot account name at the login: 4. After that, you'll also need to type your password in. 5. Read very casually the instructions for REBOOT that will appear on the next screen...then press Enter 6. Wait.... 7. The Program Manager window should come up. Point your mouse to the Start button and click on P rograms. Select Math Apps , click on sas and then on 8. Wait for the system to replace the modified files (usually it takes up to 5 minutes). 9. Congratulations...you've made it to the SAS programming language. Always remember the following: There are always a least 3 different windows you access in SAS programming 1) Program Editor (This is where you type in and run your SAS programs) 2) Log (Always good to check to see if you've made programming error) 3) Output (Contains the statistical analysis that results from your program in the Program Editor, once you've submitted it using the function key F8)

80. BostonWorks Job Title Assoc Dir, sas programming. Employer Excellent ability to work on multiple projects with competing priorities Management, sas programming,dfcc. http://jobs.boston.com/texis/jobsearch/details.html?id=4088cd804d&pp=25&qComp=Mi

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