What courses are available with the SAS Academic Trainer?
As part of the SAS Institute’s grant with the University of North Carolina system, the SAS Institute has made many of its academic trainer’s kits available to UNC. The kits are available to anyone at the university as long as they are used for: • •–> teaching in the academic institutions degree granting programs OR • •–> teaching to the degree candidate students and employees of the academic institution to facilitate (i) the students’ work within a degree granting program or (ii) an employee’s work for the academic institution. The kits include an electronic copy of the materials used in SAS courses (PowerPoint files, PDF files for printing, DOC files, data, etc.). Instructors are free to use the materials in whole or in part as they see fit in the classroom. A list of available courses and their outlines can be viewed on SAS’s support page: http://support.sas.com/training/us/heclist.html. If you meet the above criteria for use and are interested in obtaining an Academic Trainer’s Ki
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