...Developing A Questionnaire Charles R. Zardus Kaplan University Marketing Research MT 355 Professor Richard Caldarola May 30, 2016 Introduction This paper will show a research problem for online grocery shopping case study. We will also provide a brief explanation of the questions that were developed for the survey to assist the research project in developing a marketing plan to develop a software program that is user friendly to the shopper. With this software one may be able to gain that compatible edge. Research Problem For this project the research problem would be “What makes an online shoppers experience satisfying?” Trying to determine what makes a shopper want to return to a service is a key part of the success to a business. You have to understand and know your customers wants and needs to be able to provide them with the service they desire. In this case making a software program that is easy to navigate and have the customer feel as though they are interacting may be beneficial, however we first need to understand what the customer likes or dislikes about the service. Not all customers wants are the same. We will need to create a questionnaire that will help us get to know our customer base and their needs. The questionnaire needs to cover some basic information, however we do not want it to be to complex or long as we may chase off possible responders. That leads us to the questionnaire. Questionnaire Link https://www...
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...The GAD-7, designed by Spitzer et al., is a brief scale that measure anxiety. It is consisted of 7-item self-report questionnaires to identify and rate symptoms. Correspondingly from zero to three, the response options were “not at all”, “several days”, “more than half the days”, and “nearly every day”. To test the reliability of the measure the researchers used test-retest. The test-retest reliability came out to be 0.83, which is reliable, because it was greater than 0.70. The construct validity was accurate as well, because there was a strong association that as the score increases the more severe the anxiety level is. In addition, there was a strong convergent validity. The GAD-7 had strong correlations to the Beck Anxiety Inventory, Symptom Checklist-90, and the PHQ-8. A case study by Moon Hye Jin et al., Perceived stress in patients with migraine, used the GAD-7 scale to measure the anxiety level of...
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...project of your engagement? (3)What is the benefit to the other stakeholders of your engagement? (4)What is your level of influence over the project outcome? (5)What is your level of influence over other stakeholder’s views? (6)What is your history of engagement? (7)What is the risk of engaging or not engaging with you? (8)What will be the most focused and problematic area in your concern? (9)What possible solutions will be provided by you? (10)How the system will accomplish all the requirements? TASK3:- (PART-A) DRAW A USE CASE MODEL WITH A BRIEF DESCRIPTION FOR ASSOCIATED USE CASES? ANSWER. (PART-B):-DEMONSTRATE ONE FULLY DEVELOPED USE CASE INCLUDING DESCRIPTION? ANSWER. REFERENCES:- (1) (n.d.). Retrieved from http://webtoolkit.govt.nz/guidance/online-engagement/planning-your-online-engagement/identifying-your-stakeholders-and-their-needs/ fully use case- (2) (n.d.). All about S.A.D... All about S.A.D.: Activity Diagram and Fully Developed Use Case Description of USEP's Pre-Enrollment System. Retrieved from...
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...IMPROVING QUALITY IN THE MANAGEMENT OF PROPERTY DEVELOPMENT AND CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS Portfolio presented on 29th October 2004 in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION (DBA) JOHN PANIL MIEM, PEng (Msia) Bsc. (Hons) Civil Eng. MBA (Tech. Mgmt.) International Graduate School of Management Division of Business and Enterprise University of South Australia DOCTOR OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION PORTFOLIO/DISSERTATION SUBMISSION SUPERVISOR APPROVAL DECLARATION Candidate Name: John Panil UniSA Candidate ID Number: 00112656C Dear Sir To the best of my knowledge, the portfolio contains all of the candidate's own work completed under my supervision, and is worthy of examination. I have approved for submission the portfolio that is being submitted for examination. 5.001) Signature: Supervi or Professor Si Heng Loke Date Signa re: Supervisor Dr Karlos Knapp Date Supported by: j (\Professor David Richards Chair, IGSM Doctoral Board of Examiners a% Date DECLARATION I hereby declare that this portfolio does not incorporate without acknowledgment any materials previously submitted for a degree or diploma in any university and that to the best of my knowledge, it also does not contain any materials previously published or written by another person, except where due reference is made in the text. Si Date: John anil Can date, Doctor of Business Administration II ACKNOWLEDGMENT ...
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...How to write a report THE REPORT After collecting the necessary information from primary and secondary sources, substantial number of visits to select companies / organizations, and administering questionnaire / schedules, if any, the students are advised to sit with their Project Guides for necessary directions on how to analyze the data. Based on the PROJECT GUIDE’S advice you carryout necessary tabulation of data, application of statistical tools, testing of certain hypotheses, and then prepare a plan of chapterisation to prepare a PROJECT REPORT. Your compliance with the following format may enrich the quality of the Report. Chapter I: Background of the Problem under study (Introduction) (Company Profile/ Industry Trends etc) This Chapter may contain a brief background of the problem under study starting from Macro economy dimension to micro trends, contemporary developments in the given aspect under study. Chapter II: Review of Literature Brief survey of different studies/ Review of Literature on this theme may add richness to the work. For case studies, a brief profile of the company / industry should be given. Chapter III: Research Methodology This Chapter should contain the Objectives of the study, Methodology and Sample selection, Research Design, Period of the study, sources of data, tools of data collection, Statistical analysis, broad hypothesis put for testing, limitations, etc. Further, the technical terms used in the study, a priori relationships...
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...A Handbook on Thesis Writing 1 BASICS OF THESIS WRITING Thesis Writing is a requirement for graduating students particularly those who opted for Plan A (Thesis) instead of a comprehensive examination. This book focuses on the mechanics on how to develop a thesis and is made simple for easy understanding of the processes. Many students are confronted with tasks that demand good writing skills. They need guidance on how to go about the complex job of writing a thesis or dissertation. This book will therefore serve as a guide. Thesis Writing is subsumed under Technical Writing. All professional fields require technical documents that help readers perform tasks and understand specific tasks. As mentioned by some authors, thesis is classified under technical writing as it provides vital information to specific readers. Technical Writing refers to the provision of specific information to clearly identified readers who will use the information for a specific purpose. KEY FEATURES OF TECHNICAL WRITING Three Elements of Technical Writing. The elements are reader, purpose and writing situation. The reader seeks information for a specific purpose. The purpose is to design a document that will serve the reader's need and help the reader understand the information. The writing situation consist of both reader and purpose, as well as such factors such as the sponsoring organization's size, budget, ethics, deadlines, policies, competition and priorities. Three General Stages of Technical...
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...Attorney, Southern District of New York, Appellee BRIEF FOR THE APPELLANT ON APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATE DISTRICT COURT FOR THE SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK Counsel for Appellant 601739 2072 5th Ave. Suite 43 New York, NY 10292 TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS ……………………………………………………………….....i TABLE OF AUTHORITIES ……………………………………………………………..ii QUESTION PRESENTED ……………………………………………………………….1 STATEMENT OF THE CASE …………………………………………………………...2 SUMMARY OF THE ARGUMENT …………………………………………………….6 ARGUMENT ……………………………………………………………………………..8 I. A government employee is entitled to constitutional protection under the First Amendment when the speech in question addresses matters of public concern and does not adversely affect the employer’s operations and functions …………………8 A. A government employee’s speech must contain matters of public concern in order to be protected under the First Amendment ……………………………9 B. If an employee’s speech addresses matters of public concern, the employee must show that the speech did not cause a disruption to the functionality of the workplace ……………………………………………………………………11 CONCLUSION…………………………………………………………………………..15 CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE ………………………………………………………….15 CERTIFICATE OF COMPLIANCE ……………………………………………………16 TABLE OF AUTHORITIES United States Supreme Court Case: Connick v. Myers, 461 U.S. 138 (1982) ………………………………8...
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...Processes 3.2 Key Areas 4. User Requirements 4.1 Input Requirements 4.2 Processing Requirements 4.3 Output Requirements 4.4 Use CASE Diagram 5. Possible Solution 6. References 7. Appendices 1. Background Brief background of institute chosen 2. Problem Statement The problem is clearly stated and described and unambiguous Clearly state what the problem entails Outline what is to be done and the aspects that should be solved Clear statement of what the purpose of the software will be [pic] 3. Investigation 3.1 Current Processes Clear description of current systems/processes Include limitations and challenges and how the program could address these 3.2 Key Areas Investigation must clearly and comprehensively define/explain the key areas pertaining to the topic Good insight and understanding into all key areas of the topic must be seen [pic] 4. User Requirements Description of various users and their functions and levels of function 4.1 Input Requirements Comprehensive list of input requirements obtained from users Well defined and obtained using an appropriate method such as questionnaire, interview 4.2 Processing Requirements Comprehensive list of processing requirements obtained from users or through the learner's research...
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...which each stage of the research is specified. Such a research plan is only considered adequate if it specifies: the research problem in concise and precise terms, the information necessary to address the problem, the methods to be employed in gathering the information and the analytical techniques to be used to interpret it. The market research brief: Marketing research can be concerned with any of a variety of aspects of the market: the product, sales, buyer behaviour, promotion, distribution, pricing, packaging, etc. Since the researcher cannot investigate everything about a market, he/she must be selective. The question remains as to how the researcher decides where to focus the study, and to what depth each issue should be investigated. The answer should lie in a document called the research brief. The research design is a set of guidelines given to the researcher by the person(s) who have commissioned the research and/or the individual(s) who are to make use of the results in their decision making. The brief must inform the researcher which aspects of the market are particularly important. In particular, the research brief should include: · The purpose of the research · The objectives stated in a clear,...
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...[pic] Information Security Office Information Security Office Security Assessment Description and Questionnaire The Information Security Office offers many types of assessments to meet our customer’s needs. This document explains the process for requesting an assessment, describes the set of security assessment services that the Information Security Office (ISO) offers to members of the campus community and provides a questionnaire that is used to assist in understanding the target environment. The ISO is not able to assess every possible platform or application. Nor is it possible for the ISO to meet every timeline requirement. In those cases, the ISO may contract with external partners to deliver the requested assessment service. There may be associated costs that will need to be passed along to the requesting organizational unit. Process: The Information Security Office has created a simple process around vulnerability assessments to provide clarity and consistency. The process is outlined and diagrammed below. 1. Contact the ISO (request assessment) 2. The ISO accepts the project 3. A questionnaire (later in this document) is completed by the customer 4. A scoping/kick-off meeting is held • The goal of the meeting is to try to determine which type of assessment is appropriate, the scope of the assessment, a timeline and contact information. The product of the meeting is a Statement of Work that will be agreed upon and...
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...Forms of Data: Observations, Interviews and Questionnaires Natasha Dean EDU 675 May 24, 2016 Dr. Shannon O’Day Action research is a form of research that is normally used to solve the resultant and immediate grievance. In this case therefore this practice is mostly done on community based agendas and several people come together so as they can work together as team towards finding means of improving the way people solve their grievances as well as address their issues. The purpose of my study therefore is to involve myself in this mode of research as an active member who is ready to change the situation more so in the organizations with the aim of addressing strategies they can use to combat various problems they encounter in their surroundings prior the operations within which they practice their obligations. The following are my research questions: * Will the strategy be useful in various organizations to help in time management among the employees and the administration? * Will the strategy be vital in making the students change their study skills as well as their habits? * How will the plan be crucial to the community? Will it be beneficial to the Home Owners organizations’ meetings? In this case I am going to use three forms of data based on how they will serve towards making my research very informed. These forms of data include interviews, observations as well as questionnaire questions (Mackie, 2000). Firstly, interview is a conversation...
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...(Slip Opinion) OCTOBER TERM, 2009 1 Syllabus NOTE: Where it is feasible, a syllabus (headnote) will be released, as is being done in connection with this case, at the time the opinion is issued. The syllabus constitutes no part of the opinion of the Court but has been prepared by the Reporter of Decisions for the convenience of the reader. See United States v. Detroit Timber & Lumber Co., 200 U. S. 321, 337. SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES Syllabus SKILLING v. UNITED STATES CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT No. 08–1394. Argued March 1, 2010—Decided June 24, 2010 Founded in 1985, Enron Corporation grew from its headquarters in Houston, Texas, into the seventh highest-revenue-grossing company in America. Petitioner Jeffrey Skilling, a longtime Enron officer, was Enron’s chief executive officer from February until August 2001, when he resigned. Less than four months later, Enron crashed into bankruptcy, and its stock plummeted in value. After an investigation uncovered an elaborate conspiracy to prop up Enron’s stock prices by overstating the company’s financial well-being, the Government prosecuted dozens of Enron employees who participated in the scheme. In time, the Government worked its way up the chain of command, indicting Skilling and two other top Enron executives. These three defendants, the indictment charged, engaged in a scheme to deceive investors about Enron’s true financial performance by...
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...| | |Appropriate work behavior | |Created by: | |Submitted to: | |Date: | |Course code: | |Course title: | Table of Contents Introduction 3 Researching the topic 3 Name of topic 3 Definitions ...
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...HOOKUPS,COLLEGE STUDENTS “Hookups”: Characteristics and Correlates of College Students Spontaneous and Anonymous Sexual Experience By: Authors: Elizabeth Paul, Brian McManus, & Allison Hays ProQuest 2000 Kourtney Reed Section 1 Hookups can be defined as a sexual encounter which may or may not include sexual intercourse usually, occurring on only one occasion between two people who are strangers or brief acquaintance (Paul, McManus & Hayes, 2000 ). The terms "friends with benefits" and "casual sex" are also used as synonyms for hooking up.To college students this definition doesn’t mean anything. When they hear the term hooking up, they think of only two things having fun and worrying about the consequence later. According to Time Magazine “hooking up” is becoming a trend-an epidemic, amongst students entering college and adolescents' and young adults' across the border. Sexual attitudes and behaviors have gotten a lot less traditional. Trends show a decline in traditional forms of dating suggesting that casual sexual interaction is becoming an alternative to traditional exclusive sexual relationships. This social issue is becoming more prevalent in college students culture and social experiences. This research study was based on 555 undergraduate students who attend a state college in the northeastern part of the United States. The students were selected randomly from a number table. This number table came from a student roster of all the full-time students...
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...! Demid Naumov L8114SN ! ! ! TYPES OF LEARNING STYLES ! ! Report Business Management ! ! September 2014 CONTENTS ! 1. BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT DIFFERENT TYPES OF LEARNING ............1 1.1. Auditory Learner ............................................................................................1 1.2. Visual Learner ................................................................................................1 1.3. Kinesthetic Learner ........................................................................................2 2. MY LEARNING STYLE.........................................................................................2 3. CONCLUSION ........................................................................................................3 4. BIBLIOGRAPHY ....................................................................................................4 1 1. BASIC INFORMATION ABOUT DIFFERENT TYPES OF LEARNING ! There is no denying the fact that different persons prefer different learning styles, but usually people even didn’t think about it. Actually, the impact of learning style is crucial for all of us, because the way how you learn, the way how you recall information, and even the words you choose are depends on your learning technique. ! Most scientists believe that there are three different learning styles, which are: Auditory Learner, Visual Learner and Kinesthetic Learner, but usually the best way to learn something is...
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