EDS has several statistical software packages on the Windows workstations in EDS including SAS, SPSS, and Stata. The EDS installations may be used only for EDS related services such as extracting, merging, or converting data. Statistical software is also available in CUIT labs and on the Cunix cluster for other types of tasks.

EDS consultants will provide limited consulting on programming in these packages. We do not, however, provide statistical consulting. Statistical consulting is available from the Statistics Department or from ISERP.

Information about S-Plus, R and other other statistics and mathematics applications can be found below.

	SAS	SPSS	Stata
Version(s)	Version 9.1.3	Version 14	SE Version 9.2
Training and Documentation	Documentation and Tutorials SAS: Web and instructor based courses SAS Starter Kit Tutorials and learning material developed by UCLA	Documentation and Tutorials Spss: Web and instructor based courses Teachers College: Instructor-led workshops Spss Starter Kit Tutorials and learning material developed by UCLA	Documentation and Tutorials StataCorp: Web-based courses StataCorp: Online tutorial for creating basic graphs in Stata Stata Starter Kit Tutorials and learning material developed by UCLA Stata Training from Data & Statistical Services at Princeton
EDS User Guides	SAS on the Cunix Cluster What You Need to Know to Write a SAS Program	SPSS on the Cunix Cluster What You Need to Know to Write an SPSS Program	Brief Information on Stata for the PC or MAC Brief Information on Stata for CUNIX Brief Introduction to Writing Dictionary (Program) Files How to Read Hierarchical Files in Stata
Site License Information	SAS Site License	SPSS Site License	Stata Gradplan
Product Home Pages	SAS, Inc. If you are only interested in the SAS application: Base SAS Software	SPSS, Inc. If you are only interested in the SPSS application: SPSS for Windows	StataCorp

Although we not support Splus or R, we provide a User's Guide to S-PLUS on the Cunix Cluster as well as links to S-PLUS Documentation. Documentation for R can be found at the R Project web site. For information of importing and exporting data into R, click on "Manuals" in the left hand frame on the R Project home page.

Information of the availability of other statistics and mathematics applications can be found on the CUIT Software page.