Kursus NUS Singapore Quanti SPSS

Quantitative Data Analysis I with SPSS
SPSS is a major software of data analysis in social research. Designed for researchers involved in collecting,
processing, and modeling data from social surveys, this course will teach how to use SPSS from inputting and
analyzing data, as well as interpreting and presenting results. The course is not only to teach main skills of
using this software, but also to make sense of each specific procedure of analysis with concrete examples.
Descriptive and inferential statistics as well as regression methods are all covered in this two-day workshop,
which will make up a solid foundation for learners to conduct data analyses in social research. The course
highlights the hand-on practices of real-world examples, in order to enhance learning experience and
understanding of statistics.
Faculty Member
Course Outline
The course is organized in two parts.
Part I:
Topic 1 – Data Entry in SPSS
Topic 2 – Descriptive Statistics
Topic 3 – Central Limit Theorem
Topic 4 – Principles of Hypothesis Testing
Topic 5 – Inferential Statistics
Associate Professor Feng Qiushi is
Part II: teaching in NUS sociology. He is the
Topic 1 – Bivariate Analysis: Cross-tabulations deputy director of the Centre for
Topic 2 – Bivariate Analysis: ANOVA Family and Population Research
Topic 3 – Bivariate Analysis: Pearson correlation (CFPR). He has been teaching social
Topic 4 – Simple Linear Regression statistics for more than a decade, both
Topic 5 – Multiple Linear Regression at the undergraduate and graduate
levels. He won faculty teaching awards
in 2017, 2018 and 2019.
Who Should Attend
Executives, analysts and researchers who have an interest in He received the PhD degree from Duke
learning and understanding quantitative data analysis methods University with research fields of aging
and concepts using SPSS will benefit largely from this course. studies and economic sociology.
Publishing extensively, he is the
associate editor of Asian Population
Prerequisites Studies, and serves in the editorial
At least a Degree in any discipline, with preference given to boards for Journals of Gerontology:
social science and community and at least 1 year of working Social Sciences, Journal of Aging and
experience in the related sector. Health, and Research on Aging. He is
also the co-editor of the book series,
Advance in Studies of Aging and
Time
Health, published by Springer. His
9am – 6pm
research has been funded by UNPF,
MOE and NMRC of Singapore, and GAI
of NUS.
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Course Fee
PROGRAMME: B41-02: Quantitative Data Analysis I with SPSS
Singapore Citizens Enhanced

International 39 years old 40 years old Singapore Training
Participants or younger or older PRs Support for
SMEs
Full Programme Fee $1,700.00 $1,700.00 $1,700.00 $1,700.00 $1,700.00
Less: SSG Grant Amount $0.00 $1,190.00 $1,190.00 $1,190.00 $1,190.00
Nett Programme Fee $1,700.00 $510.00 $510.00 $510.00 $510.00
7% GST on Nett Programme $119.00 $35.70 $35.70 $35.70 $35.70
Fee
Total Nett Programme Fee $1,819.00 $545.70 $545.70 $545.70 $545.70
Payable, Including GST
Less Additional Funding if $0.00 $0.00 $340.00 $0.00 $340.00
Eligible Under Various
Schemes
Total Nett Programme Fee $1,819.00 $545.70 $205.70 $545.70 $205.70
Payable, Including GST, after
additional funding from the
various funding schemes
Important reminders:
1. Courses are held from 9am to 6pm at the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, NUS Kent Ridge campus
2. Participants are invited to indicate their interest for the respective course/s via this link
3. Please note that the courses will proceed, with a minimum enrolment of 10 participants. Participant
numbers are capped to ensure quality of delivery and content for participants.
4. Course confirmation will be sent to participants around 3 weeks before the course starts.
5. Should there be any course cancellations, participants will be notified before the course dates.
6. Course registration withdrawals and refunds, if any, are subject to review by CFPR on a case-by-case basis.
7. Participants who receive the training grant are liable to pay back the SSG grant plus the prevailing Goods
and Services Tax (GST) to NUS if they do not fulfil the minimum attendance of 75%; do not complete the
prescribed assessments for the course/s, OR there's premature withdrawal from the course/s.
8. A certificate of completion will be given to participants who achieve a minimum of 75% attendance,
complete the prescribed assessment, and attain a grading for the respective course/s.
Enquiries
Contact CFPR at:
Tel: (65) 6601 5387 / 6601 4987
Email: cfpr@nus.edu.sg
Website: www.fas.nus.edu.sg/cfpr
Register here
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/nuscfpr1
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