
Data Analysis for Everyone
Learn data analysis from scratch — practical, guided, and made for every experience level
About the Course
The Data Analysis for Everyone course introduces essential statistical and data analysis techniques through practical, hands-on training in Stata. You’ll learn to turn raw research data into publication-quality analysis with confidence. No prior experience is required—making it the perfect starting point for students, researchers, and professionals seeking practical, skill-based learning.
Course Module
Basic Course
Advanced Course
Introduction to Stata and Data Management
• Overview of STATA Console
• Importing raw data files
• Exporting data files
• Variable and data type
• Types of files, i.e., Do file, Logfile.
• Labeling data & variables
• Value labeling
• Renaming variables
• Examining the data
• Editing the data
Data Management (continued) & Exploratory Data Analysis
• Creating and recoding variables
• Generating variables and observations
• Dropping and replacing variables
• Summary/Descriptive statistics
• Frequency Distribution
• One-way Table
• Two-Way Table (Crosstable)
• Measures of Central Tendency
• Measures of Dispersion
•Result interpretation & writing in manuscript
Data Visualization
• Creating and describing statistical graphs & charts
• Bar diagram
• Component bar diagram
• Line diagram
• Histogram
• Scatter diagram
• Box & whisker plot
•Graph interpretation & writing in manuscript
Recap of the Course with Problem Solving
• Recap of the course
• Problem solving
Introduction to Stata and Data Management
• Overview of STATA Console
• Importing raw data files
• Exporting data files
• Variable and data type
• Types of files, i.e., Do file, Logfile.
• Labeling data & variables
• Value labeling
• Renaming variables
• Examining the data
• Editing the data
Data Management (continued) & Exploratory Data Analysis
• Creating and recoding variables
• Generating variables and observations
• Dropping and replacing variables
• Summary/Descriptive statistics
• Frequency Distribution
• One-way Table
• Two-Way Table (Crosstable)
• Measures of Central Tendency
• Measures of Dispersion
•Result interpretation & writing in manuscript
Data Visualization
• Creating and describing statistical graphs & charts
• Bar diagram
• Component bar diagram
• Line diagram
• Histogram
• Scatter diagram
• Box & whisker plot
•Graph interpretation & writing in manuscript
Hypothesis Testing & Bivariate Analysis
• Statistical concepts behind hypothesis testing (i.e., Normal distribution, Null hypothesis, Alternative hypothesis, Test statistic, p-value)
• Parametric tests for mean comparison (i.e., One-sample t-test, Paired t-test, Independent sample t-test, Analysis of Variance)
• Parametric tests for proportions (i.e., One-sample test of proportion, Two-sample test of proportion)
• Correlation analysis(i.e., Pearson’s Correlation Coefficient)
• Categorical data tests(i.e., Chi-square test, Fisher’s exact test, McNemar’s test)
• Non-parametric tests
•Result interpretation & writing in manuscript
Statistical Modeling & Regression Analysis
• Introduction to statistical modeling and regression analysis
• Simple linear regression analysis
•Multiple regression analysis
•Logistic regression analysis
• Result interpretation & writing in manuscript
Recap of the Course with Problem Solving
• Recap of the course
• Problem solving
Course Outcomes
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