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1 //Dr. Michelle Liu
2 //ACCP 476
3 //Topic 1
4 5 6 //For Stata resources (cheat sheets, videos, links):
7 // https://www.stata.com/bookstore/stata-cheat-sheets/
8 // https://www.stata.com/teaching-with-stata/
9 // https://www.stata.com/links/
10 11 //Note: The double-slashes // serve to INACTIVATE commands.
12 //You ACTIVATE commands by removing the double-slashes.
13 14 15 16 //*********************************************************************
17 //Part 1: Setup directory, then turn on the log function to "record" your keystrokes.
18 //*********************************************************************
19 20 //Note: To set Stata up for the first time:
21 cap log
close
22 set more
off, permanently
23 24 //EVERY .do file must have the following commands to setup the directory.
25 26 //For PCs, set your own directory:
27 cd
C:/ACCP476/
28 //Note: For Stata help, just type the word "help", and then "command":
29 //help cd
30 31 //For Macs, use pwd, then set your own directory:
32 //help pwd
33 pwd
34 cd
/Users/XXX/Documents/Stata/ACCP476/
35 36 //Turn on the log function to record your keystrokes.
37 //Each time you run a log file, you have to select a NEW name.
38 log
using lastname_firstname_YYYY-MM-DD-
version
39 40 41 42 //*********************************************************************
43 //STATA TOPIC 1: Import, format, calculate, then export grades.
44 //*********************************************************************
45 //GENERAL RULE: All data needs to be in NUMERICAL format for analysis.
46 // Calculate student grades based on the following:
47 // Average Quiz Grade, Drop Lowest (25%)
48 // Exam 1 (25%)
49 // Final Exam (25%)
50 // Attendance Sheet (25%)
51 52 53 54 //*********************************************************************
55 //Part 2: Import the Grade Sheet for Fall 2013 ACC 101.
56 //*********************************************************************
57 58 //Setup the source folder.
59 //Download the excel sheet starting with "topic1_2013-01-FallGrades_2021-08-19.xlsx" into the
60 //source folder (which will not be touched).
61 62 //EXCEL: Download another copy of the excel sheet into the ACCP476 folder.
63 //Save this file with your initials at the end.
64 //Open the file. Calculate the grade using excel.
65 66 67 //For PCs: Import the Grade Sheet for Fall 2013 ACC 101.
68 import
excel using
"C:/ACCP476/source/topic1_2013-01-FallGrades_2021-08-19.xlsx"
,
clear
firstrow sheet(ACC101)
69
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70 //For MAC: Import the Grade Sheet for Fall 2013 ACC 101.
71 import
excel using
"/Users/XXX/Documents/Stata/ACCP476/source/topic1_2013-01-FallGrades_2021-08-19.xlsx"
,
clear
firstrow sheet(ACC101)
72 73 //For MACs
74 //http://macstata.blogspot.com/2007/11/step-1-installation-and-working.html
75 //https://www.techtips.surveydesign.com.au/post/change-your-stata-interface-for-both-windows-
and-mac
76 77 78 79 //*********************************************************************
80 //Part 3: Look at the data.
81 //*********************************************************************
82 83 //What do variables in red signify?
84 //What do variables in black signify?
85 86 //Calculate the average quiz grade.
87 //You can create a variable with any name with the generate (gen) command.
88 //help gen
89 90 gen
zazz01 = (Quiz1 + Quiz2 + Quiz3 + Quiz4)/4
91 //help order
92 order
Username Quiz* zazz01
93 94 //What does the . mean?
95 //Do we fill in the missing values?
96 97 98 //Does this give the average quiz grade?
99 //help drop
100 drop
zazz01
101 102 //For quizzes, fill in the missing . with zero (the correct grade).
103 //Option #1:
104 //help replace
105 replace
Quiz1 = 0
if
Quiz1 == .
106 replace
Quiz2 = 0
if
Quiz2 == .
107 108 //NUMERIC LOOP
109 //Option #2: Use a NUMERIC LOOP to replace . with zero for Quizzes 3 and 4.
110 //help forval
111 forval
zazz02 = 3/4 {
112 replace
Quiz
`zazz02'
= 0
if
Quiz
`zazz02'
== .
113 }
114 115 //Calculate the average quiz grade.
116 gen
zazz03 = (Quiz1 + Quiz2 + Quiz3 + Quiz4)/4
117 118 //
help order
119 order
Username Quiz* zazz03
120 //Does this give the average quiz grade?
121 122 //What does the * mean in Quiz* ?
123 //* is a wildcard. You can place it before or after a term.
124 125 //However, we want to drop the lowest quiz grade in the quiz average.
126 //So let's get rid of the Quiz Average we just calculated.
127 //
help drop
128 drop
zazz03
129 130 //Identify the lowest quiz grade.
131 //EGEN is for statistical commands.
132 //GEN is for general commands.
133 //help egen
134 //help rowmin
135 egen
zazz04 =
rowmin
(Quiz1 Quiz2 Quiz3 Quiz4)
136 //This is the lowest quiz grade.
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137 order
Username Quiz* zazz04
138 139 //Now remove the lowest quiz grade when calculating the average.
140 gen
zazz05 = (Quiz1 +Quiz2 +Quiz3 +Quiz4 - zazz04)/3
141 order
Username Quiz* zazz04 zazz05
142 143 //Keep the username and the variables needed to calculate the grade.
144 //To make things easier, rename the variable as "QuizAverage".
145 //Which variable was the quiz average?
146 rename
zazz05 QuizAverage
147 order
Username QuizAverage
148 149 //Extra: In Excel, calculate the highest 3 quiz grades by doing the following:
150 //Option #1: Use the LARGE command to get the 1st, 2nd, and 3rd highest
151 //quiz grades.
152 //Option #2: Get the Total of all quiz grades, then subtract out//
153 //the lowest grade with the SMALL command.
154 155 //What about the missing . values for Exam 1 and Final Exam?
156 //Maybe some students have dropped the class.
157 //Fill in the missing . with zero.
158 replace
Exam1 = 0
if
Exam1 == .
159 replace
FinalExam = 0
if
FinalExam == .
160 161 order
Username QuizAverage Exam1 FinalExam
162 163 //help keep
164 keep
Username QuizAverage Exam1 FinalExam
165 166 //What is the median of QuizAverage?
167 egen
zazz50 = median(QuizAverage)
168 egen
zazz51 = pctile(QuizAverage), p(50)
169 170 //What is the 25th and 75% percentile of Exam1?
171 egen
zazz52 = pctile(Exam1), p(25)
172 egen
zazz53 = pctile(Exam1), p(75)
173 174 175 //Sort by Username (for merging by Username), then save.
176 //help sort
177 //help gsort
178 179 //What if we want to sort by Username?
180 sort
Username
181 gsort
+Username
182 183 //What if we want to REVERSE sort by Username?
184 gsort
-Username
185 186 //Restore the sort by Username.
187 gsort
+Username
188 189 //Save the file.
190 //help save
191 save
topic1_101quizexam,
replace
192 193 194 195 //*********************************************************************
196 //Part 4: Close the log, then translate it. Then upload the log to Blackboard.
197 //*********************************************************************
198 199 log
close
200 201 //The translation command must have the same file name as in the log using command.
202 translate
lastname_firstname_YYYY-MM-DD-
version
.smcl lastname_firstname_YYYY-MM-DD-
version
.
log
203 //Look in your folder for the .txt file with the above name.
204 //When completing homework, you will copy then paste the contents of the
205 //.txt file to Blackboard.
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206 207 208 //*********************************************************************
209 //Homework #1: See the Blackboard Homework Folder for the homework assignment.
210 //*********************************************************************
211 212 213 214 215 216 217 218 //*********************************************************************
219 //Part 5: Incorporate attendance as part of the grade.
220 //*********************************************************************
221 //Part 5A: APPENDED DATA: Import the Attendance Sheet from the Excel file.
222 //*********************************************************************
223 224 //Turn on the log function to record your keystrokes.
225 //Each time you run a log file, you have to select a NEW name.
226 log
using lastname_firstname_YYYY-MM-DD-
version
227 228 //PC Users
229 import
excel using
"C:/ACCP476/source/topic1_2013-01-FallGrades_2021-08-19.xlsx"
,
clear
firstrow sheet(Attendance)
230 231 //Mac Users
232 import
excel using
"/Users/XXX/Documents/Stata/ACCP476/source/topic1_2013-01-FallGrades_2021-08-19.xlsx"
,
clear
firstrow sheet(Attendance)
233 234 //What type of data is this?
235 //Does this sheet contain data for more than one class?
236 //This is APPENDED data.
237 238 //How do we keep only the rows for ACC 101?
239 //Let's calculate the attendance grade for all three classes.
240 241 //Which rows contain the data for students from ACC 101? ACC 102? ACC 110?
242 //What does the _n do?
243 //Assign a counter variable to number the rows.
244 gen
zazz06 = _n
245 order
zazz06
246 247 248 //Assign class names to each of the rows.
249 //Generate a blank text variable, then fill it in.
250 gen
zazz07 =
""
251 order
zazz06 zazz07
252 253 //Only replace variables if the current value is EMPTY.
254 replace
zazz07
=
"ACC 110"
if
zazz07 ==
""
& zazz06 <= 12
255 replace
zazz07
=
"ACC 101"
if
zazz07 ==
""
& zazz06 >= 13 & zazz06 <= 22
256 replace
zazz07
=
"ACC 102"
if
zazz07 ==
""
& zazz06 >= 23
257 258 //Rename the variable zazz06 as counter.
259 //help rename
260 rename
zazz06 counter
261 262 //Rename the variable zazz07 as class.
263 //help rename
264 rename
zazz07
class
265 266 267 //How will we match the correct student from attendance to the exam grades?
268 //Identify the username, then re-name the variable "Username" to match.
269 //We will later merge by "Username".
270 rename
C Username
271 order
counter
class
Username
272
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273 274 //How many students are in ACC 101?
275 //Use the count function.
276 //help count
277 278 //Option #1
279 egen
zazz08 = count(Username)
280 //help order
281 order
counter
class
Username
class
Username zazz08
282 rename
zazz08 nstudents1
283 //Is this the correct number of students for ACC 101?
284 285 286 //Option #2
287 //Now try to count the Usernames BY class.
288 //SORT, then use BY command.
289 //Single sort.
290 sort class
291 //Double sort.
292 gsort
+
class
-Username
293 by class
:
egen
nstudents2 = count(Username)
294 order
counter
class
Username nstudents*
295 //What does the * mean?
296 //Why is the counter variable scrambled?
297 298 299 //*********************************************************************
300 //Part 5B: Calculate the % of days attended.
301 //*********************************************************************
302 303 //Re-sort the data by class
304 sort class
305 306 //Re-sort the data by class and counter
307 sort class
counter
308 order class
counter
309 //How does the double-sort look different?
310 311 312 //How do we calculate attendance?
313 //Simplify the data. Keep columns needed for attendance.
314 keep class
Username nstudents* Class-G
315 316 //Simplify the data. Keep the rows needed for attendance.
317 //Keep if the Username is not missing.
318 //Is Username a text or a numerical variable?
319 keep if
Username ~=
""
320 321 322 //How many days did people attend class?
323 324 //What does the "y" mean? Consider "y" to mean "present" for that day.
325 //Convert the attendance text "y" into a number.
326 //Assign 1 for attended and 0 for absent, then calculate the average.
327 //Start with one variable.
328 //Replace the text y with the text number 1.
329 //help replace
330 replace
Class =
"1"
if
Class ==
"y"
331 332 //Now convert text 1 (in red) to the number 1 (in black).
333 //help destring
334 destring
Class,
replace
force
335 //Why are there . ?
336 //What happened to the other text?
337 338 //Replace missing . with 0.
339 replace
Class = 0
if
Class == .
340 341 //What is the condition for identifying MISSING TEXT vs. MISSING NUMBER?
342
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the buying and selling of paintings that are sold to public to provide income for the club. For the
financial year ending December 31, 2020 the clerical officer of the club provided the following
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Jan. Sold merchandise on account to Dr. Dale Van Dyken, $30,000. The cost of the
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