SAS Tutorial | The SAS Exam Experience | See a Performance-Based Question in Action

In this SAS How To Tutorial, Mark Stevens introduces the viewer to the SAS exam experience and provides an opportunity to see a performance-based question in action. SAS programming credentials are performance-based, meaning candidates have access to SAS during their exam and are required to write code to get the correct answers. These tests are no longer multiple-choice exams. Sound intimidating? This video shows this performance-based environment in action to help you become more comfortable with the SAS exam experience.
Mark takes you through seeing the question, writing the SAS code, and answering questions based on the code.
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