NetCourses
What is a NetCourse®?
NetCourses are designed to help you learn Stata in web-based training course. Scheduled courses run for six to seven weeks with weekly lessons, it will take roughly 5 hours per week (varies by course). Stata NetCourses are not conducted in real time, so you are not required to be online participating at any specific time. You can ask course leaders questions and communicate with other NetCourse participants using the course discussion board.
Benefits
- NetCourses teach you how to exploit the full power of Stata.
- NetCourses are inexpensive.
- NetCourses let you fit the course into your schedule, not the other way around.
- More than 14,000 Stata users have taken Stata NetCourses.
- We offer NetCourses for Stata users of all experience levels, from beginning to advanced.
NetCourseNow™
Would you like to choose the time and set the pace of a NetCourse? Would you like to have a personal NetCourse instructor? Then, enroll in a NetCourseNow. All lessons will be posted at once, and you will be given the email address of your personal NetCourse instructor to whom you can email questions about the lessons. It will have different price but you can start the course any time. Enroll now, and begin when you’re ready.
Prerequisites for all courses:
- Stata 17 installed and working.
- Basic knowledge of using Stata interactively.
- Internet web browser, installed and working.
NOTE: The courses are platform and Stata flavour independent and are suitable for Windows, Mac and Linux users of Stata. There is an one-week break between lessons 2 and 3 in this course for extra discussion.
Course title
An introductory, six-week (4 lessons) interactive course that teaches you how to use Stata.
Through a combination of lessons, example applications, and carefully chosen problems, the course covers the basic commands necessary to be most productive in the Stata environment.
Learn how to use all of Stata’s tools and become a sophisticated Stata user. You will understand the Stata environment, how to import and export data from different formats, how Stata’s intuitive syntax works, data management in Stata, matching and merging, how to analyze subgroups of data, how to reproduce your work and document it for publication and review, how to interact with the Stata community online, and more.
Videos, lessons, examples, and exercises combine to develop your Stata skills.
Requirements: Must have access to Stata 17 (licence number to be quoted on order form).
Prerequisites:
- Stata 17 installed and working.
- Knowledge of your computer.
- Internet web browser, installed and working.
Note: Course is platform independent.
Enroll this course for USD 95
Learn how to communicate your data with Stata’s powerful graphics features. This course will introduce different kinds of graphs and demonstrate how to use them for exploratory data analysis.
Topics include how to use graphs to check model assumptions, how to format, save, and export your graphs for publication using the Graph Editor, how to create custom graph schemes, how to create complex graphs by layering and combining multiple graphs, how to use margins and marginsplot, and more.
Bonus material includes information on user-written graph commands and useful data management tools.
Learn how to communicate your data with Stata’s powerful graphics features. This course will introduce different kinds of graphs and demonstrate how to use them for exploratory data analysis. Topics include how to use graphs to check model assumptions, how to format, save, and export your graphs for publication using the Graph Editor, how to create custom graph schemes, how to create complex graphs by layering and combining multiple graphs, how to use margins and marginsplot, and more. Bonus material includes information on user-written graph commands and useful data management tools.
Requirements: Must have access to Stata 17 or higher (licence number to be quoted on order form)
Prerequisites:
- Stata 17 installed and working.
- Basic knowledge of using Stata interactively
Note: Course is platform independent.
Enroll this course for USD 150
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.
Become an expert in organizing your work in Stata. Make the most of Stata’s scripting language to improve your workflow and create concretely reproducible analyses. Learn how branching, looping, flow of control, and accessing saved estimation results can speed up your work and lead to more complete analyses. Learn about bootstrapping and Monte Carlo simulations, too.
Requirements: Must have access to Stata 17 (licence number to be quoted on order form) and a basic knowledge of how to use Stata.
Prerequisites:
- Stata 17 installed and working
- Basic knowledge of using Stata interactively
Note: Course is platform independent.
Enroll this course for USD 150
An advanced, seven-week course that teaches how to add new commands to Stata, for 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.
Learn how to create and debug your own commands that are indistinguishable from the commands in Stata. You will be able to parse both standard and nonstandard Stata syntax using the intuitive syntax command, to manage and process saved results, to post your own saved results, to process by-groups, to create data management commands, to program your own maximum-likelihood estimator, and more. In short, learn to create commands that act just like the commands that ship with Stata.
Requirements: Must have access to Stata 17 (licence number to be quoted on order form) and a basic knowledge of how to use Stata.
Prerequisites:
- Course content of NetCourse 151 or equivalent knowledge
- Stata 16 installed and working
Note: Course is platform independent.
Enroll this course for USD 175
This seven week course will appeal to a broad range of users, including economists, forecasters, business analysts and anyone who encounters time-series data.
This course covers topics such as using time-series data in Stata, moving averages and exponential smoothers, ARMA processes, autocorrelation and partial autocorrelation functions, ARIMA and ARMAX models, regression analysis, unit roots and ARCH models, as well as Stata’s multivariate time-series features.
Learn about univariate time-series analysis with an emphasis on the practical aspects most needed by practitioners and applied researchers. Written for a broad array of users, including economists, forecasters, financial analysts, managers, and anyone who wants to analyze time-series data. Become expert in handling date and date-time data; time-series operators; time-series graphics, basic forecasting methods; ARIMA, ARMAX, and seasonal models.
We provide lesson material, detailed answers to the questions posted at the end of each lesson, and access to a discussion board on which you can post questions for other students and the course leader to answer.
Requirements: Must have access to Stata 17 (licence number to be quoted on order form) and a basic knowledge of how to use Stata.
Prerequisites:
- Course content of NetCourse 101 or equivalent knowledge.
- Familiarity with basic cross-sectional summary statistics and linear regression.
- Stata 16 installed and working.
Note: Course is platform independent.
Enroll this course for USD 295
Learn the analysis and implementation of linear, nonlinear and dynamic panel-data estimators in Stata.
This six week course focuses on the interpretation of panel-data estimates and the assumptions underlying the models that give rise to them. The course is geared for researchers and practitioners in all fields.
Become an expert in the analysis and implementation of linear, nonlinear, and dynamic panel-data estimators using Stata. This course focuses on the interpretation of panel-data estimates and the assumptions underlying the models that give rise to them. The course is geared for researchers and practitioners in all fields. The breadth of the lessons will be helpful if you want to learn about panel-data analysis or if you are familiar with the subjects.
The concepts presented are reinforced with practical exercises at the end of each section. We also provide additional exercises at the end of each lecture and access to a discussion board on which you can post questions for other students and the course leaders to answer.
Requirements: Must have access to Stata 17 (licence number to be quoted on order form) and a basic knowledge of how to use Stata.
Prerequisites:
- Course content of NetCourse 101 or equivalent knowledge
- Familiarity with basic time-series, cross-sectional summary statistics and linear regression
- Stata 17 installed and working
Note: Course is platform independent.
Enroll this course for USD 295
Written for everyone who uses Stata, whether health researchers or social scientists and anyone who encounters Survival Analysis.
Learn how to effectively analyse survival data using Stata. The course covers censoring, truncation, hazard rates and survival functions. Topics include data preparation, descriptive statistics, life tables, Kaplan–Meier curves, and semiparametric (Cox) regression and parametric regression. Discover how to set the survival-time characteristics of your dataset just once then apply any of Stata’s many estimators and statistics to that data.
Become an expert in the analysis and implementation of linear, nonlinear, and dynamic panel-data estimators using Stata. This course focuses on the interpretation of panel-data estimates and the assumptions underlying the models that give rise to them. The course is geared for researchers and practitioners in all fields. The breadth of the lessons will be helpful if you want to learn about panel-data analysis or if you are familiar with the subjects.
The concepts presented are reinforced with practical exercises at the end of each section. The course also provides additional exercises at the end of each lesson and access to a discussion board on which you can post questions for other students and the course leaders to answer.
Requirements: Must have access to Stata 17 (licence number to be quoted on order form) and a basic knowledge of how to use Stata.
Prerequisites:
- Course content of NetCourse 101 or equivalent knowledge
- Stata 16 installed and working
- Knowledge of your computer
Note: Course is platform independent.
Enroll this course for USD 295
For more information and register the course, please contact us.