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SPSS and AMOS
| Vendor | IBM SPSS |
| Description |
SPSS: assist in the analytical process - planning, data collection, data access, data management & preparation, analysis, reporting, & deployment - through its easy to use intuitive interface. The SPSS System Viewer is an application for viewing and printing the files generated by the SPSS System. SPSS Advanced Models: Move beyond basic analysis to analyze complex relationships using powerful multivariate techniques. SPSS Regression Models: More accurately predict behavior or events when you go beyond the assumptions of ordinary linear regression techniques. SPSS Tables: Effectively summarize and communicate even the most complicated results in a presentation-ready tabular format when using a highly intuitive "drag-and-drop" interface. AMOS: Easily perform structural equation modeling (SEM) to support your research and theories by extending standard multivariate analysis methods. Build attitudinal and behavioral models that more realistically reflect complex relationships, because any numeric variable, whether observed or latent, can be used to predict any other numeric variable. (Descriptions from www.spss.com) |
| Special Dependencies | Note on installing SPSS on Windows machines: Follow the installation instructions on the Appcenter or on the license.txt file for the home software install. |
| Eligibility | Faculty/Staff and Students |
| Where is it available? |
Faculty/Staff: Windows and Mac users: AppCenter (Software Installer for Campus Computers) AMOS: - Only available for Windows machines. See the instructions for installing in the AppCenter (Software Installer for Campus Computers) requires IE. Students: |
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Windows
Mac AMOS (Windows only) |
25 |
Support:
Level B - Non-Standard
If the Help Desk is unable to answer the question, a Heat ticket will be recorded and moved to the second-tier response team. Software at this level is supported by a limited number of individuals. The response time will be longer.