Lee,
Thank you. I use both your manual and the text book it is written for (POE4) in
my Econometrics course. Both are very good. And I agree that the thumb drive
feature is great.
Logan
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[mailto:gretl-users-bounces(a)lists.wfu.edu] On Behalf Of Lee
On 12/10/2012 1:43 PM, Allin Cottrell wrote:
> In my teaching experience, gretl can be used at various levels
> of technical skill.
Yes.
I've used it with undergraduates in field courses.
(Just be sure to prepare examples for them to follow.)
Alan Isaac
On Fri, 7 Dec 2012, Logan Kelly wrote:
> I am considering using Gretl for a Statistics class I teach
> in an executive MBA program. I am think about this because
> (i) Gretl is free for students to use, and (ii) it does not
> require admin rights to install. Point (ii) is the most
>
I've used it in undergraduate classes (econometrics) and am currently using
it in a Masters level class that includes a few MBA students. As Allin
states, it can be used at several levels and the GUI is quite intuitive.
Scripting is completely optional at this level, IMO. Most of the basic
It might be bit much. While econometrics, time series, and such can be done
easily. Above that level, you are going to have to do scripting, which scares
many MBA students. I have the same problem if I use R. However, to do useful
work, your students are going to have to use some statistical
