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| SAS syllabus |
SAS syllabus |
Module 1 |
Introduction to SAS |
Origin, Version&Applocation |
Working with different os (mvs, unix, windows) |
Simple programming with SAS |
Structure of SAS programming |
Data types system options |
Styles of input statements |
Delimiter, dsd |
Temporary and permanent data sets |
File name, lib name |
Proc contents, proc print |
Set, keep and drop |
If then else, length |
Numeric data, arithmetic operators sum, round, length |
Character data type scan, left, trim, length, logical |
Operators, and, or, upper case |
Sas functions |
Concatentation, inter leaving, updating |
Merging (one to one, match merge, in=) |
Do loops, arrays, end retain |
Sas date formats, informats |
Date functions, today () |
Module -II |
Working with sas procedures |
Proc print, proc format, proc report |
Proc sort (first. last.) |
Proc append, renaming |
Proc summary, proc compare |
Put, data_nul_._,_n_,_error._ |
Proc print to, file= |
Proc chart, proc plot, proc sql |
| Module-III |
Sas macros |
Macro varables, macros processin, macro functions |
Automatic macro variables, synput, symget, macro quoting |
Macro |
Module-IV |
Sas access, Sas connect |
Different methods to access dbms/rdbms |
Compute services, RLS, DTS UPLOAD, DOWNLOAD |
Module –V |
Sas stat |
Proc univarites, proc summary, proc transpose |
Proc frequency, proc means, proc tablates |
Anova, glm, logistics |
Coor, reg, rank |
Sas graph |
Module-VI |
Sas ets |
Proc forecast, proc loan, proc model |
Module-VIII |
Concepts to |
Data warehousing, data mining, data modeling |
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