Brief Introduction
A detailed guided course to understanding Base SAS using SAS 9.1Description
The primary purpose of this tutorial is that it will give those enrolled a complete knowledge of SAS environment and the underlying techniques needed to apply SAS to solve business problems. The version of SAS used is 9.1.
The tutorial is so structured so as to allow those enrolled to master a wide range of techniques in base SAS starting from basic techniques such as formatting, sub setting and splitting to advanced topics such as SAS Macros and Proc SQL.
The lectures are delivered in simple English that enable most enrolled to clearly understand the techniques. Also real life case studies make the techniques easy to understand.
Requirements
- Requirements
- Due to the user friendly nature of SAS, no previous working knowledge of programming is required. Anyone with any background can understand the contents of the tutorial. They only need a workable laptop or personal computer with reliable connectivity. However, SAS is not open source software. So those enrolled might not be able to practise the code real time unless they have access to licensed software.
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