Useful Stata Programs This page describes Stata programs for teaching.  You can download any of these programs from within Stata using the search command.  For example, to download the cidemo…
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Purpose:  bxmodel is a collection of commands designed to simulate box model probability problems.  The user determines the number of tickets in the box and each of their values. The…
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Purpose:  The purpose of this program is to simulate several card playing situations.  The user can select the number of cards drawn and can also choose to play blackjack.  This…
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Purpose:  The purpose of this program is to display a chi-squared distribution for the number of degrees of freedom specified by the user.  Download:  You can download this program from within…
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Purpose:  The purpose of this program is to show how the "width" or "range" of the confidence interval (CI) changes with the size of the sample drawn.  This program also…
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Purpose:  The purpose of this program is to show how the "width" or "range" of the confidence interval (CI) changes with the size of the sample drawn.  This program also…
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Purpose:  The purpose of this program is to illustrate the central limit theorem.  The user may select the type of distribution, the number per sample and the number of samples. …
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Purpose:  The purpose of this program is to graphically demonstrate the concept of correlation with the use of a scatterplot and a regression line.  The user can select various sample…
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Purpose:  The purpose of this program is to display a matrix of squared correlation coefficients to help students to learn to interpret correlations.   Examples: use https://stats.idre.ucla.edu/stat/stata/notes3/hsb2, clear corr read write…
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Purpose:  The purpose of this program is to simulate the rolling of dice to observe the effect on the frequency distribution of the sum of the dots showing on the…
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