STATA Course - All Levels

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The entire course is totally online and completely free.

You just pay for admission, facilitation and certification.

You will have two weeks to do the course and an exam at the end when ready.

Good luck!!!

The following links will take you videos of individual Stata tutorials. The other links are to downloadable text which should be opened within the Stata programme.

[Download the demo data file]

You have 5 Chapters which you can do in 5 hours or days depending on your availability.

Please plan accordingly.

1. Introduction and basic housekeeping

• Introducing the software (opening a data file and browsing its contents) - [download the .do file]

• Typing in data, changing variable names, adding labels, and adding values - [download the .do file]
• Using .do-files

2. Manipulating data

• Creating a grouped variable from a continuous variable - download the .do file]

• Mathematically transforming a variable - [download the .do file]
• Selecting and sampling cases - [download the .do file]
• Weighting - [download the .do file]

3. Descriptive analysis Univariate (one variable at a time)

• Describing a continuous variable: measures of central tendency and dispersion; histogram - [download the .do file]

• Describing a categorical (ordinal) variable: frequency table; bar chart - [download the .do file]    

4. Bivariate (exploring relationships between pairs of variables)

• Contingency tables: To describe the association between two categorical variables - [download the .do file]

• Correlation coefficients: Describing the association between two continuous variables - [download the .do file]
• Drawing a scatter plot: Visualising the association between two continuous variables - [download the. do file]
• Box plots, stem-and-leaf plots: Visualising the association between a continuous and a categorical variable; or comparing the distribution of a continuous variable between two groups - [download the .do file] 

5. Inferential statistical analyses 

With a continuous responses or dependent variable   

• Independent samples t‐test: Comparing the means of two groups (continuous response variable, binary explanatory variable) - [download the .do file]

• Simple linear regression: Testing the linear association between two continuous variables (continuous response variable, continuous explanatory variable) - download the .do file]
• Multiple linear regression: Testing the linear association between a continuous response variable and more than one explanatory variable (continuous response variable, explanatory variables various levels of measurement) - [download the .do file]  

6. With a categorical response or dependent variable

• Two‐way and three-way contingency tables and chi-squared tests: Testing the association between two categorical variables; and between two categorical variables conditioning on levels of a third categorical variable - [download the .do file]

• Binary logistic regression: Testing the association between a binary response variable and explanatory variables with various levels of measurement - [download the .do file]

When you have finished the course and ready for an exam which leads to a certificate, please send text to +250788427626

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