Hello. I am finishing my degree in statistics and am quite proficient in R and R markdown. However, looking at jobs, I see a lot of them prefer SAS compared to R. Is there a good site or blog post where I can self learn the coding of SAS since I already know a lot of the application of statistics from R? Thank you.
https://www.sas.com/en_ca/training/offers/free-training.html
Scroll down to find the SAS Programming for R Users which is free.
You can download the software and run it locally or you can use a version hosted on the cloud.
https://www.sas.com/en_ca/software/university-edition.html
Or cloud - select self learner option
https://www.sas.com/en_ca/software/on-demand-for-academics.html
@barkietrin7 wrote:
Hello. I am finishing my degree in statistics and am quite proficient in R and R markdown. However, looking at jobs, I see a lot of them prefer SAS compared to R. Is there a good site or blog post where I can self learn the coding of SAS since I already know a lot of the application of statistics from R? Thank you.
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