SAS PROGRAMMING
                                ASSIGNMENT #1


1)  Save the following data as a text file (on A:), and then write a SAS program to read
    the data into a data set.

Robert Deddens   801 Oakwood Ave     09/05/40    $100,000.00     M
Engineering             Law
Jim Deddens      59 Central Terr     09/07/43     $65,000.00     M
Mathematics             Statistics
Sarah Deddens    3137 Riddle         08/18/72     $45,000.00     F
Fine Arts               Business Administration
Joe Smith        1234 Ridge Rd       01/18/63     $23,000.00     M
Basket Weaving


which contains name, addresses, birthdays, salaries, and genders, undergraduate major,
graduate major.

  Create a data set which contains the above information, by writing the appropriate
input statements.   COMPUTE the age of each person (in years, for example 29).

  Use a PUT statement to create a text file that is exactly the same as the original.
EXCEPT the age is printed on the second record line directly under the gender.

TRY TO USE THE FEWEST PIECES OF PAPER AS POSSIBLE

BE SURE TO INCLUDE YOUR SAS PROGRAMS AND OUTPUT.


2)  Save the following data as a text file (on A:), and then write a SAS program to read
    the data into a data set.


MARY                 C F
JOE                 HS M
ALICE  JOE  MARY     C F
JIM    JOE  MARY    HS M
BOB    JOE  MARY    EL M
JOHN                EL M
CARLA               HS F
BETH   JOHN  CARLA  HS F
PING   BOB   BETH   C  F

which contains name, fathers name, mother name, educational level and gender.

   Create a data set which contains childs name, childs educational level, fathers name,
mothers name, fathers educational level, and mothers educational level. Print the results.



3)   Generate a 150 random samples of size 20 from a normal distribution with mean 10 and
     standard of 3.

     Compute the mean and standard deviation for each sample.
     Test the hypothesis  H0  mu=10  vs  H1  mu ne 10  for each sample.
     Compute the two-sided p-value for each test.

     Compute the percentage of times reject H0.