
Learn SPSS, the statistical package for the social sciences, for quantitative data analysis from data entry to descriptive statistics, charts, correlations, and tests like t tests, ANOVA, and regression.
Explore the key features of SPSS and who uses it. See how a point-and-click interface, data management, labeling, statistics, and visualization serve students, researchers, healthcare professionals, and businesses.
Compare SPSS with Excel, R, and Python to decide when SPSS fits your needs, focusing on ease of use, data management, statistics, visualization, and reproducibility.
Navigate the six-step SPSS data analysis workflow from defining questions to interpreting results, preparing data, labeling variables, cleaning data, running analyses, and reporting insights.
Learn the SPSS interface by using data view and variable view to define variables (name, type, label, values, missing, measure) and enter data with clear metadata.
Learn to manually enter data in SPSS from scratch by defining variables in variable view, entering data in data view, using value labels, and saving as a sav file.
Learn the three core SPSS file types—sav data files with metadata, SPV output files for results, and SPS syntax files for reusable commands—along with organizing and naming practices.
Import data into SPSS from Excel and CSV, review in data view and variable view, clean headers and types, set missing values, and save as SPSS data file.
Learn how labeling variables and assigning value labels in SPSS improves clarity, readability, and interpretation of dataset outputs, with hands-on steps for variable view, label creation, and value labels.
Learn how to detect, define, and handle missing data in SPSS, including system missing values, coded values like -99 or 999, and strategies such as deletion, imputation, and variable exclusion.
Recoding into variables preserves raw data while computing metrics like total scores and body mass index (bmi). Group ages into categories, reverse Likert items, and label values for reproducible analysis.
Keep data clean by following a practical checklist to label, define missing values, and document changes for accurate, ready-to-analyze SPSS outputs.
Are you new to SPSS and not sure where to start? This beginner-friendly course provides a clear, step-by-step introduction to SPSS data analysis software, helping you build confidence in using IBM SPSS Statistics from day one.
You’ll begin by learning what SPSS is, how IBM SPSS Statistics compares to tools like Excel, R, or Python, and why it is widely trusted by researchers, analysts, and professionals across multiple industries. From there, you’ll learn how to enter, import, label, and organize data correctly within SPSS data analysis software. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to clean and prepare datasets for analysis with confidence—even if you’ve never used SPSS before.
Using real-world examples and hands-on demonstrations, you’ll discover how to define variables, manage and handle missing data, recode values, compute new variables, and apply best practices for data preparation in IBM SPSS Statistics. Each module includes short quizzes to reinforce learning and help you track your progress as you build essential data analysis skills.
Whether you’re a student, researcher, or working professional, this course gives you a strong foundation in data analysis using SPSS data analysis software—without writing a single line of code. You’ll gain the skills needed to work efficiently with datasets, prepare accurate reports, and interpret statistical results clearly.
By the end of the course, you’ll have the knowledge and confidence to organize, analyze, and interpret data using IBM SPSS Statistics, empowering you to make data-driven decisions and advance your academic or professional work.
AI Disclaimer:
Some elements of this course (such as narration, visuals, or supporting materials) were created or enhanced with the assistance of artificial intelligence tools, under the instructor’s guidance and review