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There are still a few places available on this course.
Download a registration from from:
http://www.alcd.soton.ac.uk/cass/courses/

Or call Rebecca Bundock on (01703) 593048

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             Centre for Applied Social Survey (CASS) 

                              Supported by ESRC                       
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SHORT COURSE:  Survey Data Analysis I
     Presented  by Christos Korovessis (SCPR) 
     and  Nyovani Madise (University of Southampton)

Dates:   6-8 January 1999
Venue: University of Southampton

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The objectives of the course are 
a) to enable participants to develop an understanding of the basic 
principles of the statistical analysis of survey data,
 and 
b) to enable participants to employ appropriate methods of presenting 
data in research reports and papers.

The course content will include descriptive statistics, hypothesis 
testing for differences in means and proportions, one-way analysis 
of variance, and basic contingency table analysis.

The course will include workshop sessions so that participants can
work through practical exercises, and computer practicals using SPSS
for Windows.  


Target Audience:

The course is aimed at researchers who need to perform basic analyses
on data from sample surveys, especially those in the social, economic,
educational and medical sciences.  Participants should have a basic
familiarity with statistical concepts through a previous introductory
course or equivalent experience.  This "refresher" course provides a
good background to the Survey Data Analysis II course which runs from
27-29 January 1999.


Course Materials:

Participants will receive written course notes, copies of overhead
transparencies and a reading list.



The Instructors:

Christos Korovessis is a Researcher at the Survey Methods Centre at
SCPR.  He is a statistician specialising in survey data analysis using
large and complex survey datasets and sample design.  He has worked as
a visiting lecturer with the Social Statistics Research Unit and
Sociology Department at City University.

Nyovani Madise  is the CASS Lecturer in the Social Statistics
Department at the University of Southampton.  She specialises in the
statistical analysis of large survey data from developing countries
She has taught courses on multivariate data analysis and
generalised linear models at both undergraduate and masters levels. 

Fee: 

stlg350 (includes course materials, lunches and morning and afternoon
tea).  Because of ESRC support, a number of bursaries are available
which reduce the fee to stlg75 - applicants must be full-time students,
UK academic staff or ESRC-funded researchers.  

For a registration forms and further details, contact:

Rebecca Bundock
Department of Social Statistics
University of Southampton
Highfield
Southampton
SO17 1BJ

Fax: 01703 593846 
Tel: 01703 593048 
E-mail: [log in to unmask])

Registration forms and further details may also be downloaded from
http://www.alcd.soton.ac.uk/cass/courses/

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CASS is an ESRC Resource Centre hosted by SCPR and the University of
Southampton, with the University of Surrey
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