SAS Tutorials Available Online
Through the University of Arkansas SAS license, students, faculty and staff have unlimited access to tutorials and e-Learning materials for SAS, an integrated suite of analytics software products. Instructions on activating SAS tutorials are available at techarticles.uark.edu/332 by logging in with a UARK username and password.
A copy of SAS is required to take full advantage of the SAS e-Learning materials. Site licenses are available to faculty and staff at sitelicense.uark.edu and to students at studentsitelicense.uark.edu.
SAS is also available in General Access Computing Labs on campus and in vLab.
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