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Programming and coding in SPSS and Stata

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Deiniol Road - Bangor
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All day, Monday 20 May 2019

Place: Adeilad Deiniol, Bangor University, Bangor.

These two half-day workshops hosted by WISERD (one on SPSS, one on Stata) are aimed at researchers who:

  • Use SPSS, but have thus far only relied on its point-and-click interface
  • Wish to make the step from SPSS or Excel to Stata when visualizing quantitative data

Participants can attend either or both sessions, and need to register (via Eventbrite) for each. This event will also run in Cardiff on 23 May.

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