Software Resources
Please review the links below for software resources:
- EpiData Entry: http://fmwww.bc.edu/repec/bocode/s/setup_epidata30.zip
- EpiInfo 7.2: Downloads | Support | Epi Info™ | CDC
- R: Download R-4.5.2 for Windows. The R-project for statistical computing.
- SAS OnDemand: SAS OnDemand for Academics | SAS
- SPSS 2X (TBD) & STATA 15: Statistical software | Map and Data Library
For a complete list of software available at the Robarts library, please review this link: https://mdl.library.utoronto.ca/technology/computer-lab
Software
Software is available to Public Health Sciences students for full price, academic discount pricing or even free. One resource is the U of T Licensed Software office. Students may wish to speak with program directors, supervisors or key course instructors for advice on the best source for specialized software. For public health, a few examples are:
- SAS OnDemand
- STATA: Order online from stata.com
- Endnote Web and RefWorks: See Licensed Software Office
- Free and recommended: R (www.r-project.org), OpenEpi.com, Epi Info
PHS offers a series of workshops during Software Crash Week, providing training in popular qualitative and quantitative software packages. This typically takes place in early April; details will be circulated to all students early in the Winter term.
Libraries
The UofT Libraries have a strong relationship with the libraries of health care institutions affiliated with the University through the Health Science Information Consortium of Toronto. The Gerstein Science Information Centre is a prominent branch of the library and is the supporting branch of the sciences and health sciences. The library website can also be used for research purposes with many articles and excerpts of books available as digital copies.