An SAS program enables instructors to provide individual students with simulated data for the one-way between subjects design. The instructor chooses the starting values: means, standard deviations, and number of subjects. For each student, the program produces an ASCII data file that can be analyzed by calculator or by many statistical software packages. For the instructor, the program produces a summary analysis of variance table for each analysis. Individual student names appear on the data sets and the summary file for the instructor.
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