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Stata Preparation
- This summer review the Stata information provided by Professor James Hughes for BIOST 511 students, which he has made available to all students at http://courses.washington.edu/b511/stata/stata.php?class=511 (UW NetID required).
- Set aside time to work your way through one or more online Stata tutorials to become familiar with the program.
- Attend the "Intro to Stata" computer lab session, usually held early in the fall quarter for students enrolled to BIOST 511 or BIOST 517. After the session, review the material again at your own pace.
Tutorials
- Brief List of STATA Commands
- Carolina Population Center, University of North Carolina
- Princeton Stata Tutorial
- UCLA Academic Technology Services (very comprehensive)
- South Africa Distance Learning Project
- LSE Research Laboratory:
Classes (require some knowledge of statistics)
- UW Center for Social Science Computation and Research
- Stata Core Workshop: free 2-hour session for Stata beginners offered by UW Center for Studies in Demography and Ecology (CSDE). Be sure to register early online! Or, use the online PDF of the "course notes" if you would like to complete the exercises on your own: http://csde.washington.edu/training/courses/stata/index.shtml
Visit the Biost TA's during office hours if you have any questions - they are here to help!
There are many more Stata resources available online. Try entering your specific question or problem with Stata into Google and you will likely find the information you are looking for.
This page was last updated on July 1, 2011