Comprehensive Eviews Training

Master statistical analysis and econometrics with EViews through GUI navigation, descriptive statistics, and others.

What you'll learn

Mastering the EViews graphical user interface (GUI) for efficient navigation and data handling.

Performing descriptive statistical analysis to summarize data distributions and trends.

Generating log returns and understanding their implications in financial and economic contexts.

Creating and interpreting correlation matrices to explore relationships between variables.

Constructing scatter plots to visualize data points and identify patterns or outliers.

Applying volatility analysis techniques to assess risk and uncertainty in time series data.

Utilizing advanced features for econometric modeling and hypothesis testing.

Implementing forecasting models to predict future trends based on historical data.

Integrating real-world data sets into EViews for practical application and analysis.

Developing analytical skills to make informed decisions and recommendations in economic and financial research.

Requirements

Basic understanding of statistics and data analysis concepts.

Familiarity with econometric principles and methods.

Proficiency in using computers and navigating software applications.

Prior exposure to financial or economic data analysis is beneficial but not mandatory.

Access to a computer with EViews software installed (or ability to use it on a provided platform).

Description

Introduction: Welcome to the Comprehensive EViews Training course designed to equip you with essential skills in statistical analysis and econometrics using EViews software. This course is ideal for anyone looking to master data analysis techniques, from beginners to advanced users.Section 1: EViews GUI This section introduces you to the graphical user interface (GUI) of EViews. You will learn how to navigate through menus, customize your workspace, and utilize basic functionalities for data management and statistical analysis.Section 2: Descriptive Statistics in EViews In this section, you will delve into descriptive statistics using EViews. Topics include generating log returns, interpreting statistical measures such as mean and variance, visualizing data with graphs, and analyzing volatility trends.Section 3: Correlation Techniques in EViews Explore advanced correlation techniques in EViews to analyze relationships between variables. You will learn how to compute correlation matrices, create scatter plots for visual analysis, and interpret correlation results for meaningful insights.Conclusion: By completing this course, you will have gained proficiency in using EViews for statistical analysis, from basic descriptive statistics to advanced correlation techniques. Whether you are a student, researcher, or professional in economics or finance, this course will enhance your data analysis skills and empower you to make informed decisions based on robust statistical insights.This structured approach provides a clear overview of what learners can expect from each section of the course, leading to a comprehensive understanding of EViews and its applications in data analysis.

Overview

Section 1: EViews GUI

Lecture 1 Introduction to Eview Training

Lecture 2 Eviews GUI

Lecture 3 Eviews GUI Continues

Section 2: Descriptive Statistics in Eviews

Lecture 4 Generating Log Returns

Lecture 5 Example of Descriptive

Lecture 6 Interpretation and Graphs

Lecture 7 Interpretation and Graphs Continues

Lecture 8 Generating Log Returns and Descriptive

Lecture 9 Generating Log Returns and Descriptive Continue

Lecture 10 Example of Interpretations

Lecture 11 Volatility Graphs

Lecture 12 Generating returns Interpretation and Graphs

Lecture 13 Generating returns Interpretation Continues

Section 3: Correlation Techniques in Eviews

Lecture 14 Basic Correlation Theory

Lecture 15 Generating Correlation Matrix in Eviews

Lecture 16 Generating Correlation Matrix in Eviews Continues

Lecture 17 Mutual Funds Correlation Matrix Percentage

Lecture 18 Scatter Plots Using Eviews

Lecture 19 Generating Correlation Matrix

Lecture 20 Scatter Plots and Volatility Graphs

Lecture 21 Generating Correlation Matrix and Interpretations

Lecture 22 Generating Correlation Interpretations

Lecture 23 Generating Correlation Interpretations Continues

Lecture 24 Scatter Plots

Lecture 25 Working on Scatter Plots

Students and Researchers: Those studying economics, finance, or related fields who need to analyze data using EViews for academic projects or research.,Professionals: Working in finance, economics, or data analysis roles who require skills in econometric modeling and forecasting using EViews.,Analysts and Consultants: Interested in enhancing their data analysis capabilities for economic and financial data using advanced statistical techniques.,Educators: Teaching economics or finance courses who want to incorporate practical data analysis and econometric methods into their curriculum.,Anyone Interested: Individuals keen on learning EViews for personal or professional development in data analysis and econometrics.