Introduction To Spss

An Introduction to the SPSS software program and basic descriptive and inferential statistics

What you'll learn
Perform statistical analyses in SPSS, including graphs, calculating measures of central tendency, and correlation
Learn how to use the SPSS software program, including creating variables and entering data
Increase your skills in Quantitative Methods!
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Increase marketable job skills in SPSS!
Learn how to create a database in SPSS, including entering survey/questionnaire data, and how to structure both categorical and quantitative variables
Requirements
Having access to the SPSS software program is recommended
For those looking to increase their skills only statistics (and not SPSS), check out our Introduction to Statistics course on Udemy
Description
November, 2019Course Description:In this course, an introduction to the SPSS software program is provided. We'll take a look at how to get started in SPSS, including creating variables and entering data. After that, we'll cover creating value labels and entering some basic data. Modifying data files, including adding and sorting variables is then covered. After this, a number of descriptive statistics are covered, including bar graphs, stem and leaf plots, and measures of central tendency. Finally, the course concludes with hypothesis testing, with coverage of the Pearson r correlation coefficient.

Overview

Section 1: Start Here

Lecture 1 Introduction to SPSS

Lecture 2 Introduction to the Course and to Quantitative Specialists

Section 2: Top 10 Tips in SPSS

Lecture 3 Part 1 - Top 10 Tips in SPSS

Lecture 4 Part 2 - Top 10 Tips in SPSS

Lecture 5 Part 3 - Top 10 Tips in SPSS

Lecture 6 Creating Value Labels for Groups

Section 3: Introduction to SPSS

Lecture 7 Inserting, Moving, and Deleting Variables in SPSS

Lecture 8 How to Sort One or More Variables in SPSS

Section 4: Modifying SPSS Data Editor and Output Options

Lecture 9 Modifying Default Options in SPSS

Lecture 10 Turn Off Notes from Printing in SPSS Output

Lecture 11 Turn Off Syntax from Printing in SPSS Output

Lecture 12 How to Add / Delete Headers and Footers in Printing Results

Lecture 13 Save SPSS Output as a PDF File (for duplex printing)

Section 5: Statistical Analysis in SPSS: Charts, Graphs, Descriptive and Inferential Stats

Lecture 14 Creating a Bar Chart

Lecture 15 Creating a Stem and Leaf Plot

Lecture 16 Measures of Central Tendency: Mean, Median, and Mode

Lecture 17 Z Scores in SPSS

Lecture 18 Correlation

Section 6: Entering Questionnaire Data in SPSS

Lecture 19 Part 1 - Entering Questionnaire Data in SPSS

Lecture 20 Part 2 - Entering Questionnaire Data in SPSS

Section 7: Course Conclusion

Lecture 21 Course Conclusion and Preview to our Other Courses

Anyone interested in learning more about IBM SPSS, one of the most commonly used statistical software programs,No previous background in statistics is required,Those looking for more intermediate and advanced statistics in SPSS may want to look at our ANOVA, MANOVA, and Regression courses on Udemy (along with our inferential Statistics in SPSS course),Students who are looking only for introductory statistics (and not SPSS) should check out our Introduction to Statistics course