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Stata Programs for Teaching

This page describes Stata programs for teaching.  You can download any of these programs from within Stata using the findit command.  For example, to download the cidemo command you can type findit cidemo (see How can I use the findit command to search for programs and get additional help? for more information about using findit).

Teaching Tools about Univariate Distributions
cidemo How N and confidence level affects the size of confidence intervals
cidemo2 How N and confidence level affects the size of confidence intervals, enhanced
clt Central limit theorem demonstration
meanpt Graph distribution with moving point
sdmdemo Shows influence of N on sampling distribution of the mean

Probability Simulation Teaching Tools
bxmodel Box Model Simulation
cards Card playing simulation, including blackjack
dice Dice rolling simulation
heads Coin tossing simulation

Teaching Tools about Statistical Distributions
chidemo Shows Chi-square distribution with rejection region
fdemo Shows F distribution with rejection region
probtabl Probability tables
tdemo Shows Students t distribution with rejection region
zdemo Display Z distribution with vertical lines
zdemo2 Display two normal distributions with differing means & sd
ztail Shows Z distribution with a given percentage in the tails

Regression Teaching Tools
corrsq    Matrix of squared correlation coefficients
cordemo    Shows scatterplot for correlation
grols Graphs OLS regression line
grlog Graph logistic regression curve
orcalc Calculates odds ratios
regpt The influence of a single point in regression
vibl Visualizing Main Effects and Interactions for Binary Logit Models in Stata

Other/Misc Teaching Tools
pwrdemo Demonstration showing Ho & Ha curves for teaching power
pwrdemo2  How power varies with n, alpha, and effect size, animated
pwrdemo3  How power varies with n, alpha and effect size
t2demo T2 demonstration
zcalc Computing Z Scores

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