"I have a tuition program for small groups in Accra on Weekends and Evenings. People interested in joining can get in touch at kdamoah@hotmail.com or @KwakuDamoah on twitter. There is also the possibility of running the training in your workplace,…"
AnalyticBridge
Data Intelligence, Business Analytics
Kwaku Damoah's Groups
-
Quant Jobs | QUANTster.c…
183 members
-
Market Research, BI
258 members
-
SAS Network
450 members
-
Biostatistics
143 members
Kwaku Damoah's Page
Latest Activity
Kwaku Damoah replied to Kwaku Damoah's discussion Being a Statistician\ Statistical Programmer in Africa in the group SAS Network
Bakare Babajide Mike Jnr left a comment for Kwaku Damoah
"HI BROS,
MY NAME IS BAKARE BABAJIDE MIKE JNR, A NIGERIAN CURRENTLY WORKING WITH THE WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (WAEC). I HAVE MY FIRST DEGREE IN STATISTICS AND TWO SECOND DEGREES IN STATISTICS AND EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION. I CAME ACROSS YOUR…"
nikoi kotey commented on Kwaku Damoah's blog post GenSTATS for Teaching and Learning in Ghana
"Where in Ghana can i get hold of you please."
Walter Stevens replied to Kwaku Damoah's discussion Being a Statistician\ Statistical Programmer in Africa in the group SAS Network
"I run a niche SAS-oriented Analytics/Risk business in South Africa. There is a fair amount of work in financial services, although I must admit the some recent graduates are amazed at how poor the understanding of statistics and data mining is…"
Semkiwa G. L commented on Kwaku Damoah's blog post GenSTATS for Teaching and Learning in Ghana
"Thanks!
I received your email.Please send me the link"
Kwaku Damoah posted a blog post
GenSTATS for Teaching and Learning in Ghana
Hi folks, it's being an exciting adventure evaluating GenSTATS for teaching and learning, well to sum up I think it is a brilliant software especially for the teaching of statistics to undergraduates, first time programmers or students from other fileds such as public health and social sciences. The ease to navigate and the tips that appear at the landing page makes statistical computing appealing and unintimidating. I will be bloging on this some more as I receive more feedback from other…See More
Kwaku Damoah replied to Kwaku Damoah's discussion Being a Statistician\ Statistical Programmer in Africa in the group SAS Network
"R is great, but I have a lot resources on SAS, please tell me more about R and how we can use it, I am looking for ideas, I am happy to speak to you or better travel to Congo and have some time with the statisticians there.
Kwaku"
Mark Otiende replied to Kwaku Damoah's discussion Being a Statistician\ Statistical Programmer in Africa in the group SAS Network
"OMG!!Where has this discussion been all my life.
I will speak for undergraduate statistics students in Kenya.
Most of the things we learn in class are statistical concepts with almost no classes on statistical computing/programming."
Profile Information
- Short Bio:
- Statistician with Interest in Statistical Computing, SAS Programming and Applied Data Analysis. I program in SAS, Stata, Python, R etc., and have developed several Macros and Customed on Demand Applications in these languages. I am also involved and very interested in development of Statistics and Statistical Computing in Africa.
- Field of Expertise:
- Statistical Programming, Statistical Consulting, SAS
- Years of Experience in Analytical Role:
- 5
- Professional Status:
- Consultant
- Your Company:
- Quanturum Consultancy Limited
- Industry:
- Statistical Research Consultancy
Kwaku Damoah's Blog
GenSTATS for Teaching and Learning in Ghana
Hi folks, it's being an exciting adventure evaluating GenSTATS for teaching and learning, well to sum up I think it is a brilliant software especially for the teaching of statistics to undergraduates, first time programmers or students from other fileds such as public health and social sciences. The ease to navigate and the tips that appear at the landing page makes statistical computing appealing and unintimidating. I will be bloging on this some more as I receive more feedback…
ContinuePosted on April 12, 2011 at 12:39am — 3 Comments
Comment Wall (4 comments)
- At 1:09am on August 15, 2012,
Bakare Babajide Mike Jnr said… HI BROS,
MY NAME IS BAKARE BABAJIDE MIKE JNR, A NIGERIAN CURRENTLY WORKING WITH THE WEST AFRICAN EXAMINATIONS COUNCIL (WAEC). I HAVE MY FIRST DEGREE IN STATISTICS AND TWO SECOND DEGREES IN STATISTICS AND EDUCATIONAL EVALUATION. I CAME ACROSS YOUR INITIATIVE TODAY AND I BELIEVE IT IS A RIGHT STEP IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. HOWEVER, I WANT TO FIND OUT HOW I MYSELF AND MY TEAM IN WAEC CAN BENEFIT FROM YOUR SAS PROGRAMMING INITIATIVE.
I WILL BE ON TOP OF THE WORLD IF WE CAN GET TO DISCUSS MORE ON THIS, THANKS-MBJ
- At 12:53pm on March 11, 2011,
Charles Boachie said… hi, good to hear from you. sorry for the silence, busy body. i am fine here and statiscally speaking well! very busy at the moment. hope you're ok as well.
Charles
- At 11:05am on January 3, 2011,
Semkiwa G. L said… - HEY!Kwaku what you are telling is True I did my Bachelor in Statistics at University of Dar es salaam, Tanzania with little knowledge in Statistical programmin.Current I am in India doin Msc Statistics,No thing different i can see occupied with too many theories.I feel like not be compitent in market.I need your advise brother
- At 9:41am on March 20, 2009,
Tracy Malcolm said… - Hello Kwaku
Just sent you an email could you please call me on 0870 871 0056 or 01926 833049. I have tried your mobile numbers, but I'm not sure if we have an updated number. I look forward in hearing from you
Kindest Regards
Tracy Malcolm
OPS Search and Selection
Top Content
Follow us
© 2013 AnalyticBridge.com is a subsidiary and dedicated channel of Data Science Central LLC
