SAS Primary Assignment Chloe Elliott SAS currently has many benefits for their employees; a 35 hour work week‚ family life work balance‚ on site medical‚ generous family oriented benefits‚ low turnover in a high turnover industry and a general belief that "if your treat employees as if they make a difference to the company‚ they will make a difference to the company." Due the these cultural benefits within SAS we have made an environment which can attract and retain the best talent translating
Premium Management Employment Sociology
Hazrat Khadija (SA) daughter of Khuylaid and Fatima was born in Mecca in 555 CE and was a pious and worthy lady‚ who at the time of the pagan regime of the Arabs before Islam‚ was well-known as "Tahireh" (Pure and Chaste Woman). She was also known as the ’Princess of Makkah’ because of her wealth. A lot of Arab nobles and Princes wanted to marry her but she refused all of them.She was well-known as a great and distinguished wealthy lady in the Arabian Peninsula. Her mother and father both died within
Premium Muhammad
responsibility program. The goal of the program is to rebuild the confidence of investors in our capital markets and reestablish audited financial statements as a clear picture window into corporate America. SAS No. 99 requires you to gather and consider a great deal of information to assess fraud risks. SAS 99 defines fraud as an intentional act that results in a material misstatement in financial statements. An audit requires due professional care‚ which in turn requires that the auditor exercise professional
Premium Fraud Finance Economics
PABASA SA NUTRITION: Its effectiveness on the knowledge‚ attitudes and practices as acquired by mothers of selected Barangays in Hindang Leyte. INTRODUCTION: Nutrition is recognized as a basic human right‚ vital to the survival‚ growth and development of children according to the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF). And proper nutrition is a key to having a happy‚ healthy life‚ but despite this pronouncement‚ millions of people around the world suffer from malnutrition and continues to
Premium Nutrition
mother had always input that I should learn from experiences. I need to explore the world through my eyes and having her as the navigator or map. She always let assess every decision I made. Hence‚ she always asks the questions "ikaw ano sa tinging mo ang tama?" or "ano ang makukuha mo diyan‚ if sumama ka?” This had been part of my daily routine in every decision I made. Yes‚ she is open to hanging out with my friends. Yet‚ she imposes the 10 o’ clock rule. That wherever I go‚ I should always be at home
Premium Fourth grade Parenting Fifth grade
MIS 6324 Business Intelligence 3. Classification using SAS Enterprise Miner In this question you will analyze the JUNKMAIL dataset found in the SASHELP library. Follow the procedure we used for analyzing the HMEQ dataset. Detailed instructions for the HMEQ analysis are given in the emcs.pdf document. You will need to create and execute the process flow diagram shown above. Further requirements for analyzing JUNKMAIL are as given below: This data will be used to classify emails as junk mail
Premium Statistics Stepwise regression Decision tree
Zestha Faith Marie Peñol Sumbanon M.H del Pilar St..Jaro‚Iloilo City Mobile Number: 0946-2848586 E-mail Address: szesthafaith@yahoo.com JOB OBJECTIVE: “To serve the company to the best of my ability with sincerity and dedication” PERSONAL INFORMATION Nickname Zes Age 20 Sex Female Date of Birth August 24‚ 1992 Place of Birth Jaro‚ Iloilo City Civil Status Single Citizenship Filipino Height 5 feet 6 inches Weight 115 lbs. Religion Roman
Free Iloilo City High school Philippines
Logistic Regression Using SAS For this handout we will examine a dataset that is part of the data collected from “A study of preventive lifestyles and women’s health” conducted by a group of students in School of Public Health‚ at the University of Michigan during the1997 winter term. There are 370 women in this study aged 40 to 91 years. Description of variables: Variable Name Description Column Location IDNUM Identification number 1-4 STOPMENS 1= Yes‚ 2=
Premium Variable
"E:\regression"; run; proc import datafile ="E:\regression\pizza.csv" out = bas.pizza dbms= csv replace; run; A Few Case Studies Solved Page # 2 A Few Case Studies Solved 2. Checking for correlation ods html; /*codes for correlation*/ SAS output for correlation Variable Sales Boys Adcosts Outlets Varieties Competitor Custmer N 15 15 15 15 15 15 15 Mean 24.20000 6.06667 11.06667 14.86667 13.66667 3.40000 29.93333 Simple Statistics Std Dev Sum 21.91281 363.00000 4.51136 91.00000 4.75795
Premium Regression analysis Case study Prime number
from the Blackboard. Read it into SAS. It contains the Statehood Order‚ State Name‚ and Statehood Date. Finish the following tasks. Calculate the days and years between the statehood date and the Independence Day (4th of July‚ 1776) for each state. For each state‚ what is its Bicentennial? Summarize the number of statehood for each month (January to December‚ ignore the year). Note: only one row is expected for each month for your final result. You need to write SAS programs to finish the above tasks
Premium State Statistics Data