Data analysis course using STATA

About the training:

Stata makes it easy to generate publication-quality, distinctly styled graphs, including descriptive graphs, regression fit graphs, etc. With the integrated Graph Editor you click to change anything about your graph or to add titles, notes, lines, arrows, and text. You can also choose between existing graph styles or create your own.

Stata is distributed in more than 150 countries and is used by professionals in many fields of research. A free 30-day teaching licence will be given to each participant at this course.

The course objectives include helping participants achieve the understanding of descriptive and inferential statistics; be able to summarise and present data collected in their settings; and be able to make inferences from data using Stata. The course will teach participants the following:
-A cool introduction to Stata
-Data management
-Data Cleaning
-Descriptive statistics including Stata graphics
-Inferential statistics

Participants will be able to produce and interpret basic and intermediate descriptive and inferential statistics using Stata. As a result they will be able to take raw data, clean them, summarise them, analyse them and
take appropriate action. They will also be able to interpret published research results for needed action.

Who should attend?

-Researchers
-Biostatisticians
-Research analysts
-Data analysts
-HODs
-Clinicians
-Epidemiologists
-Programme managers
-Postgraduate students
-Market researchers
-Clinical and medical researchers
-Scientists
-Government practitioners

We illuminate study designs in demystify odds ratios

Course pricing:

All three days only R6,900 (Excl. VAT) per delegate

Price includes:

-Course attendance;
-Full refreshments: lunch, welcome tea, two breaks for tea including pastries;
-Course lecture notes and training manual;
-Complimentary parking;
-Certificate of attendance

Registration:

Email: moc.acirfa-rasec@ofni

http://www.cesar-africa.com/application/

Tel: +27 11 403 1411/+27 72 509 1861

Date: 21 October 2015 to 23 October 2015
Time: 09:00 - 16:30
Venue: Newlands - Sports Science Institute, Cape Town
Cost: R6,900