This page has some help resources for using various data analysis software as well as some resources on how to do data analysis.
SPSS is on ALL of the University Library computers - it's listed as IBM SPSS.
Other access options:
SPSS is currently available for free download to GSU faculty, staff, and student personally-owned computers. Instructions for downloading are available at the following links: Windows | Mac
If you downloaded SPSS from the GSU OnTheHub/Kivuto page prior to August 31, 2021, you will need to retrieve and enter the new 2022 authorization code:
If you have issues with installing SPSS, please contact campus IT at help@gsu.edu
Below are some FAQs about SPSS, SAS, Stata, and R as well as tips for when to use what statistical analysis software, converting files amongst different softwares, and choosing what statistical analyses to run given your variable types.
Stata is on ALL of the University Library computers.
Other access options:
NVivo is on ALL of the library's Windows computers.
NVivo is also available for free download to GSU faculty, staff, and students' personal computers from the GSU Software download page.
Tableau Public is available on all of the library's computers.
Tableau Desktop and Tableau Public are available on CURVE workstations.
Download options:
SAS is on ALL of the University Library computers.
Other access options:
R Studio is on the Library's CURVE computers.
R is also available to download for free here.
Python and many associated development tools are free and open-source.
The Library’s Research Data Services (RDS) Department offers support for data analysis tools & methods, mapping & data visualization, finding existing data & statistics, data collection, and data management
Visit this page for more information about our services, and browse our calendar for workshop listings.