Do you have a large dataset to analyze? Then SAS is a tool you can use to clean your data and run statistics on it.
SAS is used to generate descriptive statistics for data including mean, variance, range and other descriptives.
Inferential statistics can be generated by SAS on data including t-tests, ANOVAs, regressions and many other inferential statistics.
Where can I access SAS?
SAS is available on the library public computers. for use by UoG students, staff and faculty during library hours.
SAS for Windows for download by UoG students, staff and faculty through the CCS software site for a fee.
If you are teaching or learning how to use SAS then you can download SAS University for free.
If you need help installing SAS on your computer you can either drop by the IT Help Desk located on the first floor of the library or contact CCS Help Services.
A variety of online courses are available on the SAS website. These courses are available free of charge to all University of Guelph students, faculty, and staff.
