importance of research cannot be overemphasized. All students undergoing any form of degree programme is required to write a project, thesis or dissertation. This course offers a complete guide to such write ups including statistical techniques in sampling measurements and ethics of research. What you will learn in this course The course consist of units and a course guide which informs you briefly
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to shop online. The population selected for the research is Gotland, and narrowed down to Gotland University students, University cafeteria and Gotland Public library, the sample size selected for this research is 100 and we have used convenience sampling technique. Our findings indicated that among the four factors selected for this research the most attractive and influencing factor for online shoppers in Gotland is Website Design/Features, following convenience the second most influencing and thirdly
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SCHOOL OF LAW Assessment on the Effect of Filming Activities on public and individual level in Gondar Town Prepared by: Name ID no 1. Ethiopia Getachew------------------------------------------------3446/03 2. Berhe Gessesew---------------------------------------------------3441/03 3. Heyredin Ahmedin------------------------------------------------3460/03 4. Kirubel Fikre------------------------------------------------------3448/03 5. Kassahun
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AS Geography Fieldwork Summary Hypothesis - Our hypothesis for this investigation was the Bradshaw’s Model is an accurate reflection of downstream variation in a number of channel parameters. On the right is an image of the Bradshaw Model. This is relevant to our river studies as the river we visited was a natural river in its middle course. Before we started the investigation I expected that the river would be quite deep due to the heavy rainfall we had before we went, meaning that it would be
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TASK 1 The main stages of purchase decision making process involve five main and important stages as shown in figure 1.1 below. Figure 1.1 Problem recognition Consumers recognize a problem based on physical cues, stimulus response or a need. Based on scenario 1, Maria is in the state of buying the suitable laptop that suits her higher education’s assessment. Hence, problem identified here is to find the right and suitable laptop. Information search Customers in the information search stage
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result reporting for BP. “How will you have access to the population to be sampled or interviewed? What are the instruments you will use to collect data or qualitative information? What is the appropriate sampling method? What sampling frame will be used? What is the appropriate sampling size? How will the sample size be determined? Which qualitative methods will be used and why? Which statistical tests will be used and why? How will the results and insights be displayed? What conclusions
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at Western Electric and it is here that he began the use of statistics in quality because he noticed the great amount of waste that was at Western Electric. In 1940 Deming tried to help the U.S. Bureau of Census with the adoption of statistical sampling technique but at this Deming’s findings wasn’t being received positively. It wasn’t until WWII that Deming began his success with quality. During WWII Japan began to produce war materials. When the war ended Japan had to change to the production
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Machine [1] & we would be proving superiority of our methods over SVM classifier with different parameters which we tried. Besides authors [1] have shown superiority of BMPM over DT, Naive Bayesian Classifier, K-nn classification, & other under/over Sampling methods. Methodology of BMPM: For two class Classification: Let Family {x}, {y} with mean vector & Covariance matrices {x, ∑x }, {y, ∑y} belong to class1 & class2 respectively. Let α be the worst-case accuracy for future data points from family
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Questionnaire design This Advice Sheet introduces you to the some of the basics of designing a good questionnaire. Many research projects and dissertations demand the collection of primary data from individuals. Questionnaires are often the best way of gathering such information and views. However, a badly designed questionnaire may get only unusable responses or none at all. This Advice Sheet offers guidance on avoiding the pitfalls, and ensuring a successful result. What do you want to know
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Chapter2 2.1 Introduction In this chapter, the process of the research methods will be presented. The following will point out some problems and limitations for the dissertation. In addition, some shortcomings and inadequacies that need to improve. This chapter will be divided into seven parts: it includes research objective and question, research approach and strategies, design of research tools, piloting research tools, carrying out data collection, problems and problems and limitations, and
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