Software called/named/- SPSS

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Hi, Question:Which sentences are correct?Sentence1:I experienced in using a statistical software called SPSS.Sentence2:I experienced in using a statistical software named SPSS.Sentence3:I experienced in using a statistical software - SPSS.Sentence4:I experienced in using a statistical software "SPSS".Thanks

CalifJim · Accepted Answer

They are all wrong because of the first part.

I have experience in using ...
OR
I am experienced in the use of ...

I would continue with:

SPSS.
OR
SPSS software.

OR

the SPSS software package.
OR
the SPSS software package for statistical analysis.
_______

As for your original wording, probably the more common word is "called" -- not "named".

CJ

Uktous · Answer

Hi,

How about

I am experienced in the use of SPSS - a statistical software.

I am experienced in the use of SPSS. This is a statistical software.

I am experienced in the use of a statistical software which is SPSS.

I am experienced in the use of SPSS which is a statistical software.

Thanks

CalifJim · Answer

You can't combine a with software. software is uncountable. That eliminates all of your choices.

I suspect that anyone in the field of software who might want to employ you would know what SSPS is. I don't think you need to explain what it is, but if you insist, you should use the same phrasing that is used on the SSPS site, namely, "SSPS statistics software", like this:

I am experienced in the use of SSPS statistics software.

www.ssps.com

CJ

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