Course Outline

  • Introduction
  • Dataset and Resources for Government Use
  • Conceptual Foundation of Statistics
  • Data Entry: Learning to Enter Data in SPSS for Government Applications
  • Working with Various File Types in SPSS for Government Analysis
  • Data Transformation in SPSS: RECODE and Other Transformation Functions for Enhanced Data Management
  • Descriptive Statistics Using SPSS for Comprehensive Data Overview
  • Advanced Descriptive Statistics in SPSS for In-Depth Analysis
  • Independent Sample t-test: Comparing Two Independent Group Means for Government Research
  • Paired Sample t-test: Comparing Differences Between Two Correlated Group Means for Accurate Results
  • One-Way ANOVA: Comparing Differences Between More Than Two Groups for Robust Analysis
  • Linear Regression: Cause and Effect Analysis of One Independent Variable on One Dependent Variable for Government Studies
  • Multiple Regression: Causal Effect of Multiple Independent Variables on One Dependent Variable for Comprehensive Insights
  • Hierarchical Regression Analysis for Layered Data Examination
  • Exploratory Factor Analysis for Identifying Underlying Factors
  • Chi-Square Test for Categorical Data Analysis
  • Reliability Analysis for Ensuring Data Consistency and Validity
  • Graphical Presentation and Data Visualization in SPSS for Clear Reporting
  • Logistic Regression for Predictive Modeling in Government Projects
  • Moderation and Mediation Analysis Using PROCESS Macro for Complex Relationships
  • General Linear Modelling (GLM) and Generalized Linear Modelling (GLIM) for Advanced Statistical Techniques
  • One-Way Repeated Measure ANOVA for Longitudinal Data Analysis
  • Correlations for Understanding Relationships Between Variables
  • Measures of Association for Quantifying Variable Interactions
  • Bug Fixing in SPSS for Government Data Integrity
  • ANCOVA: One-Way Analysis of Covariance for Controlled Comparisons
  • MANOVA (Multivariate Analysis of Variance) for Multiple Dependent Variables
  • Python for SPSS Users to Enhance Scripting Capabilities
  • Ratio Statistics in SPSS for Comparative Analysis
  • TURF Analysis in SPSS for Strategic Decision-Making
  • Advanced Data Visualization in SPSS for Government Reporting
  • Survival Analysis for Time-to-Event Studies
  • Meta Analysis for Synthesizing Research Findings
  • Assignments to Apply Concepts and Techniques for Government Projects

Requirements

  • This course is designed from the ground up, requiring no prior knowledge of SPSS or statistics. It comprehensively covers both theoretical concepts and practical applications, ensuring that participants gain a thorough understanding.
  • To fully engage with the course content, learners must have access to a copy of SPSS software for hands-on practice. This alignment with practical tools is essential for government professionals seeking to enhance their analytical capabilities.
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