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Introduction IBM SPSS Statistics
- Explain the basic steps of data analysis using IBM SPSS Statistics
- Describe the roles of the primary windows within IBM SPSS Statistics
- Describe the basic layout of IBM SPSS Statistics dialog boxes
Reading Data
- Describe the choices on the file menu to read and save data files
- Read Excel files
- Read from an Access database
- Read delimited text files
Variable Properties
- Describe all the variable properties
- Define variable properties in the Variable View window
- Define variable properties using the Define Variable Properties dialog
- Save variable properties with data in an IBM SPSS Statistics data file
- View variable properties interactively using Variables Utility
- View variable properties in tables using display Data Dictionary facility and Codebook procedure
Working with the Data Editor
- Define levels of measurement
- Use the Frequencies procedure to produce tables and charts appropriate to nominal variables
- Use the Frequencies procedure to produce tables and charts appropriate for ordinal variables
- Use the Frequencies procedure to produce tables and charts appropriate for scale variables
Modifying Data Values
- Use the features of Visual Binning to group a scale variable
- Use the features of Recode into a Different Variable for categorical variables
- Create new variables with numeric expressions
- Create new variables with conditional numeric expressions
Describing Relationships Between Variables
- Select the appropriate procedure to summarize the relationship between two variables
- Use the Crosstabs procedure to summarize the relationship between categorical variables
- Use the Means procedure to summarize the relationship between a scale and a categorical variable
Selecting Cases
- Describe and use the features of the Select Cases dialog
- Describe and use the features of the Split File dialog
Creating and Editing Charts
- Use the Chart Builder to create various types of graphs
- Format and edit the graph in the Chart Editor
Output in the Viewer
- Navigate through the Viewer
- Customize a pivot table
- Create and apply a template for a pivot table
- Export output to other applications
Syntax Basics
- Use the Syntax Editor environment
- Create Syntax
- Run syntax
- Edit syntax using auto-completion of commands
This basic course is for students with:
- Minimal experience in using IBM SPSS Statistics
Also, students that are:
- New to using a statistical package for data analysis
- Considering purchasing IBM SPSS
You should have:
- Experience using applications, such as word processors or spreadsheets, in the Microsoft Windows, Macintosh or Linux environment
- Experience with IBM SPSS Statistics is not necessary, though a basic understanding of purpose and functions of the software is helpful
No statistical background is necessary
Introduction IBM SPSS Statistics
- Explain the basic steps of data analysis using IBM SPSS Statistics
- Describe the roles of the primary windows within IBM SPSS Statistics
- Describe the basic layout of IBM SPSS Statistics dialog boxes
Reading Data
- Describe the choices on the file menu to read and save data files
- Read Excel files
- Read from an Access database
- Read delimited text files
Variable Properties
- Describe all the variable properties
- Define variable properties in the Variable View window
- Define variable properties using the Define Variable Properties dialog
- Save variable properties with data in an IBM SPSS Statistics data file
- View variable properties interactively using Variables Utility
- View variable properties in tables using display Data Dictionary facility and Codebook procedure
Working with the Data Editor
- Define levels of measurement
- Use the Frequencies procedure to produce tables and charts appropriate to nominal variables
- Use the Frequencies procedure to produce tables and charts appropriate for ordinal variables
- Use the Frequencies procedure to produce tables and charts appropriate for scale variables
Modifying Data Values
- Use the features of Visual Binning to group a scale variable
- Use the features of Recode into a Different Variable for categorical variables
- Create new variables with numeric expressions
- Create new variables with conditional numeric expressions
Describing Relationships Between Variables
- Select the appropriate procedure to summarize the relationship between two variables
- Use the Crosstabs procedure to summarize the relationship between categorical variables
- Use the Means procedure to summarize the relationship between a scale and a categorical variable
Selecting Cases
- Describe and use the features of the Select Cases dialog
- Describe and use the features of the Split File dialog
Creating and Editing Charts
- Use the Chart Builder to create various types of graphs
- Format and edit the graph in the Chart Editor
Output in the Viewer
- Navigate through the Viewer
- Customize a pivot table
- Create and apply a template for a pivot table
- Export output to other applications
Syntax Basics
- Use the Syntax Editor environment
- Create Syntax
- Run syntax
- Edit syntax using auto-completion of commands
This basic course is for students with:
- Minimal experience in using IBM SPSS Statistics
Also, students that are:
- New to using a statistical package for data analysis
- Considering purchasing IBM SPSS
You should have:
- Experience using applications, such as word processors or spreadsheets, in the Microsoft Windows, Macintosh or Linux environment
- Experience with IBM SPSS Statistics is not necessary, though a basic understanding of purpose and functions of the software is helpful
No statistical background is necessary
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