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Short Courses

Short Courses at Royal Children's Hospital - Melbourne
Clinical Epidemiology and Biostatistics Unit (CEBU)
These courses provide a thorough introduction to the use of Stata for data
analysis, with a focus on health research.

Stata I: Introduction to Stata
Dates:
11 - 12 June 2013
6 - 7 August 2013
22 - 23 October 2013
12 - 13 November 2013

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Stata II: Data Management and Analysis
Dates:
7 - 8 May 2013
2 - 3 July 2013
10 - 11 September 2013
19 - 20 November 2013

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Advanced Tips & Tricks
Date:
8 October 2013

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Stata Graphics
Courses Date:
14 May 2013

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For more details and information on other courses at the CEBU see

Stata NetCourses

NetCourseNow

NetCourseNow is a flexible way to do NetCourses. NetCourseNow allows you to Start a NetCourse at anytime and set the pace with which you do the course and you have your own personal NetCourseNow instructor to whom you can email questions about the lectures

Avaliable NetCourseNow courses:

NetCourseNow 101: Introduction to Stata    (The cost is $A230 includes GST)
NetCourseNow 151: Introduction to Stata programming (   The cost is $A325 includes GST)
NetCourseNow 152: Advanced Stata Programming    (The cost is $A413 includes GST)
NetCourseNow 461: Introduction to Univariate Time Series with Stata    (The cost is $A702 includes GST)

NetCourse

NetCourse 101 Introduction to Stata
An introductory, six-week (4 lectures) course that teaches you how to use Stata interactively.
Through a combination of lectures, example applications, and carefully chosen problems, the course covers the basic commands necessary to be most productive in the Stata environment.
Must have access to Stata 12 (Licence number to be quoted on order form)

The course dates: July 5–August 16, 2013

The cost is $A92 includes GST. Enrol through Survey Design, To Enrol please complete order form. Click here.

NetCourse 151 Introduction to Stata programming
An introductory, six-week (4 lectures)course that teaches Stata data-analysis programming to those who have a basic knowledge of how to use Stata interactively. This course is intended for Stata users who wish to learn about key programming topics such as macro processing, program flow of control, using ado-files, programming ado-files, Monte-Carlo simulation and bootstrapped standard errors.
Must have access to Stata 12 (Licence number to be quoted on order form)

The course dates: July 5–August 16, 2013

The cost is $A121 includes GST. Enrol through Survey Design, To Enrol please complete the order form. Click here.

NetCourse 152 Advanced Stata programming
An advanced, seven-week course (5 lectures)that teaches how to add new commands to Stata to those who understand the basics of Stata programming.This course covers advanced issues of programming in the Stata language. Focusing on writing commands for general use.
Must have access to Stata 12 (Licence number to be quoted on order form)

The course dates: October 11-November 29, 2013

The cost is $A145 includes GST. Enrol through Survey Design, To Enrol please complete the order form. Click here.

NetCourse 461 Introduction to Univariate Time Series Using Stata
The course will appeal to a broad range of users, including economists, forecasters, business analysts, and anyone who encounters time-series data.

The course is organized like our other NetCourses. There will be a lecture posted to the course web site each Friday, along with a set of questions that review the material. Answers to the questions will be posted a week later. Students will also have access to a discussion board where they can post questions and interact with the course leader and other students.

The course consists of five lectures and covers topics such as using time-series data in Stata, moving averages and exponential smoothers, ARMA processes, the autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation functions, ARIMA and ARMAX models, regression analysis, unit roots, and ARCH models. The optional fifth lecture introduces Stata's multivariate time-series features.

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