Sharon Jones
Instructor, Central Piedmont Community College
Sharon Jones, EdD, is a faculty member at Central Piedmont Community college in Charlotte, NC, where she leads and continues to develop the SAS curriculum in the Continuing and Corporate Education department. Dr. Jones has been in education for 13 years as a Career and Technical Education teacher in the Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools, the Wake County Schools, and as an industry trainer. She has taught courses in computer programming, web design, ecommerce, computer science principles, and SAS programming. She has also presented and been published nationally and internationally on SAS and on integrating technology tools in the classroom.
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A Recipe for Success Using SAS® University Edition: How to Plan Your First Analytics Project
By Sharon Jones
A beginner’s guide on how to create and complete your first analytics project using SAS® University Edition, this book is broken down into easy-to-read chapters that also include quick takeaway tips. It introduces you to the vocabulary and structure of the SAS language, shows you how to plan and execute a successful project, introduces you to basic statistics, and it walks you through case studies to inspire and motivate you to complete your own projects.
*This book is out of print.
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