Statistics 5103 – Fall, 2006

Advanced Computer Processing of Statistical Data

 

 

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Department of Statistics

University of Central Florida

 

Instructor:

Dr. Xiaogang Su

Office

Room 102, CC II

Phone:

(407) 823-2940

Email:

xiaosu@mail.ucf.edu

Office Hour

MF 3:00-4:00 pm

Prerequisite

STA 6236

Website

http://pegasus.cc.ucf.edu/~xsu/CLASS/STA6238/

 

  Announcement: 

Dr. Morgan Wang will be hosting presentations by BlueCross & BlueShield of Florida and UCF Office of Student Retention on Friday, October 20 from 3pm -5pm in the Business Administration building room 218. The agenda will be as follows:

  • 3:00 to 3:05: Welcome Remark - Mark E. Johnson
  • 3:05 to 3:20: Data Mining Opportunity in Academic - Steve Johnson and Ronald Atwell
  • 3:20 to 4:05: Data Mining Opportunity in Health Care Industry - Brad Jordan
  • 4:05 to 5:00: Discussion - Morgan C. Wang

  Description of the Course: 

Significant portion of computer resources are devoted on data processing and a huge amount of data is generated each day. Although these data represent a wealth amount of information that can be used to improve decision-making process in virtually any field, most of the information hided in the data has never been discovered. Even if the information has been discovered, communicate the information with other people poses a challenge to data analyst or data miner. This course focuses on teaching tools that can be used in preparing data for analysis or mining and tools that can be used to communicate analytical findings to general public. SAS products covered in this course include SAS Base, SAS/GRAPH, SAS Macro Language, SAS/SQL, ODS, PROC Report, and SAS/IntrNet.
 

  Statistical Computing:  SAS 9.1 is available. In order to reinstall the new version of SAS and SAS Enterprise Miner on your PC, please bring 7 CDs and one floppy disk to the data mining lab, which is located at Room 350, MAP Building. Before you go, please check their time schedule. 

Syllabus and the grading policy:

Range

94+

93-90

89-87

86-83

82-80

79-77

76-73

72-70

69-67

66-63

62-60

59-0

Grade

A

A-

B+

B

B-

C+

C

C-

D+

D

D-

F

Class Notes: The Acrobat Reader, which is free, is needed in order to view pdf files appropriately. These class notes are modified from Dr. Morgan Wang's previous classes.  

Lecture Notes Data Sets SAS Programs
1 Introduction to the SAS System    
2 Getting Started with the SAS System
  1. pae01

Chap2.sas
3 Importing Raw Data and Creating Basic Report

2000-2001 pae-reduced-2001.dat   pae-tab-2001.txt

Data Input Examples Chap3.sas
4 Importing and Transforming Data and Creating Graphical Report
  1. 1998-1999.xls

  2. 1999-2000.xls

Chap4.sas
5 Manipulating SAS® Data Sets and Creating Detailed Reports

Chap5.sas
6 Concatenating SAS Data Sets   Chap6.sas
7 Debugging Techniques

     set13.txt

Chap7.sas
8 Reading and Writing Different Types of Data add_inf.xls   commaset13.txt   demoset2.txt set14.txt   set15.txt   set16.txt   set17.txt Chap8.sas
9 Cleansing and Augmenting Data Chapter9Example.xls    origdata.sas7bdat Chap9.sas
10 Combining SAS Data Sets    
11 Summarizing Data allcombine.sas7bdat   nonconstant.sas7bdat Chap11.sas
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14      
15      
16      

 

 Homework assignments and Class Handouts:

         

Homework Assignment Data Sets Other Files
1 Homework 1 assign1-excel.xls  assign1-raw.txt delta-method
2 Homework 2 ebap.sas7bdat  
3 Homework 3 a.txt (After downloading, change its name to Allsur.sd2.) format_proj3.sas   sascode-proj3.sas
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6      
Final      

 

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