Statistical Consulting Schedule
The ATS Statistical Consulting Group offers the following statistical consulting services to UCLA faculty,
staff and graduate students working on research projects. There is no charge for any of these services.
- Please see
our Statistical Consulting Services page for a
description of the services that we offer.
- Walk-in consulting -
UCLA researchers can stop by walk-in consulting to ask questions
about statistical computing, to borrow or to return books.
- Location - DCP/Stat Lab, 4919 Math Sciences (see
#10 at
http://media.ais.ucla.edu/map_labs200901.pdf )
Please note that in some directories, the Math Sciences building is denoted
as MSA.
- Schedule
- Mon, Tue, Thu 10-12 & 2-4, Wed 2-4
- See detailed consulting schedule below
- We do not assist undergraduates
or anyone with any class-related work or project. If you
need assistance with your coursework, please contact the TA or professor for
the class.
- We respectfully
request that graduate students limit themselves to one visit to walk-in
consulting per day.
- We do not make appointments. UCLA researchers
are welcome to come to our walk-in consulting.
- To be as efficient as
possible, we ask that clients be as prepared as possible. This may
include clearly defining the questions to be discussed, organizing files,
doing descriptive statistics, etc. We also strongly encourage clients
to search our website for answers or partial answers to their questions
before coming to walk-in consulting.
- Sometimes researchers must
wait in line. We regret asking clients to
wait, but we try to give all clients the time necessary to completely answer
the questions that have brought them to consulting.
You can follow us on Twitter (
http://twitter.com/atsstat/ ) for updates on the number of clients
currently waiting in line.
- What to bring with you when you come to walk-in consulting
- Data sets/syntax - Most of the time, it is easier for consultants to
identify problems or issues if a client brings sample data sets and/or
syntax files.
You can bring your data on a flash drive, email the files to yourself, or you can bring your laptop.
- Data security - We strongly encourage our clients to take
necessary steps to ensure the privacy of their subjects. This includes
following all relevant UCLA OPRS
and/or IRB rules and regulations regarding the redaction of personal or
sensitive data from working data sets. In many cases, we will not be
able to assist researchers who have personal or sensitive information about
their subjects in their data file. We also ask that researchers do not
leave any data files on the computers in the consulting office and that flash drives
are not left behind.
Email consulting - UCLA researchers can send questions about statistical computing
to
. Questions are answered
within 2-3 business days.
Mailing list
-
If you
join the ATSstat-L mailing list
, you will receive email
about 2-4 times per month announcing updates to the consulting schedule,
future classes and seminars, and updates to our web pages.
Classes and seminars
Live seminars -
Please visit our Live Seminars page to see
what seminars, classes and/or workshops are being offered this quarter.
Detailed consulting schedule (Spring,
March 26 to June 15)
| |
Monday |
Tuesday |
Wednesday |
Thursday |
Friday |
| Morning |
10-12 |
10-12 |
|
10-12 |
|
| Consultant |
Andy |
Phil |
No Consulting |
Andy |
No Consulting |
| Afternoon |
2-4 |
2-4 |
2-4 |
2-4 |
|
| Consultant |
Christine |
Josh |
Josh |
Christine |
No Consulting |
NOTE: At least two consultants will be available for all
consulting shifts, and all consultants are available for most shifts.
Exceptions
- Consulting will be closed on Monday, May 28 for Memorial Day.
Other statistical consulting services on campus
You may also contact
for a list of statistical consultants and tutors available for hire.
UCLA Researchers are invited to our Statistical Consulting Services
We recommend others to our list of Other Resources for Statistical Computing Help
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