Principal Factors Analysis on IS Survey - Presentation Transcript
Principal Factor Analysis of IS-Survey (and some EFA too…) By Paul Pajo
Details of IS Survey
Research initiated by Ms. Menchu Cueto, Chairperson of the IS Department of De La Salle – College of Saint Benilde
Given to first batch of IS graduates for SY 2008-2009
N=30; male=27; female=3
Ages 19-21
Survey is composed of
Factors why they entered IS program
Awareness of DLS-CSB policies
Satisfaction over aspects of IS program
Program Implentors’ perceived competency
Faculty’s perceived competency
Perceived Student’s Developed Skills
Perceived Relevance of Courses
Perceived Attained Objectives
PFA (first pass)
PFA on perceived Student’s developed skills and
Perceived attained objective
Why? The scales are the same:
(5) Developed/Attained to a very great extent (VGE)
(4) Developed/Attained to a great extent (GE)
(3) Developed/Attained to a moderate extent (ME)
(2) Developed/Attained to a slight extent (SE)
(1) Developed/Attained to a very slight extent (VSE)
(0) Not Applicable or no sufficient information to respond (NA)
21 factors on perceived Student’s developed skills
IT Understanding
Systems Analysis
Systems Design
Systems Development
Project Management
Financial Analysis
Org Behavior Understanding
Achievement-Orientation
Analytical
Communication
Delegating
Feedback
Futuring
Group Process
Interpersonal
Leadership
Negotiation
Organization
Presentation
Problem-solving
Business Writing
6 factors on perceived attained Objectives
Attained practical and theoretical knowledge of the utilization of IT in an enterprise
Positive contribution to the development of the Philippine ICT industry.
Well rounded CSR Benildean IT professional
Partnerships via academic linkages
Commitment to social improvement
Appreciation of diversity
Correlation Matrix
Scree Plot (3 factors!)
Unrotated Factor Loading
Eigenvalues Explained Variance
Varimax Rotation Raw
Factor 1 is dominated by items that measure organizational communication
Factor 2 is dominated by items that measure ICT external relations & diversity
Factor 3 is dominated by items that impact Project Management
New Survey Form reduces the 27 items to 13
Factor 1 items will be 8 items on the Perceived Developed Student’s skills related to Organizational Behavior
Factor 2 items on the Attained Objectives will be 3 items
Factor 3 items will be 2 items on the Perceived developed Student’s skills focusing on Project Management + Financial Analysis
PFA (2 nd Pass)
PFA on Program Implentors’ perceived competency and
Faculty’s perceived competency
Why? The scales are the same:
(5) Excellent (E)
(4) Very Satisfactory (VS)
(3) Satisfactory (S)
(2) Needs Improvement (NI)
(1) Poor (P)
(0) Not applicable or Not enough information to respond (NA)
14 factors on Project Implementor’s perceived competency
Dean
Chairperson
Practicum Coordinator
BS-IS support staff
Student Org Adviser
Guidance Counselor
Final Academic Adviser for IMPROJ1/IMPROJ2
19 factors on Faculty’s Perceived Competency
Mastery of subject matter
Use of effective teaching strategies/methods
Effective Communication
Able to share decision-making with students
Smoothness of relationship with students
Knowledge of recent trends
Ability to maintain discipline
Emphasis on Analysis and synthesis vs. memorization
Ability to present lessons in an organized manner
Able to give feedback through prompt return of exam results and projects
Efficiently plans classroom activities
Traits
Flexibility
Openness
Creativity
Respectful to students
Sensitive to Student’s needs
Trusting of student’s skills
Listens actively to students
Makes time Available for consultations
Correlation Matrix
Scree Plot (4 factors!)
Unrotated Factor Loading
Eigenvalues Explained Variance
Varimax Raw Factor Loading Factor 1 is dominated by teacher skills that impact student interaction and discipline Factor 2 is dominated entirely by Final Academic Paper (FAP1) Interaction + Chairperson Factor 3 is dominated by entirely by FAP2 Interaction Factor 4 is dominated by faculty’s consultative activities
New survey reduces 33 to 19 items Factor 1 items will be 8 items on Faculty’s perceived student interaction and discipline Factor 2 items will be 4 items on Final Academic Paper (FAP1) Interaction including perceived Chairperson competency Factor 3 items will be 3 items focused only FAP2 Interaction Factor 4 items will be 4 items on Faculty’s perceived consultative activities
PFA (3 rd Pass)
PFA on Perceived Relevance of Courses
Why? The scales are the same:
(4) Extremely Relevant (ER)
(3) Relevant (R)
(2) Irrelevant (I)
(1) Extremely Irrelevant (EI)
(0) Not Applicable or Not Enough Information to respond (NA)
30 Subjects
BASACCT
ADVACCT
BUSLAWS
PRINMAN
PRINMAR
PERMANA
PRODUMA
BUFINMA
SYSANAL
SYSDESI
IMPROG1
IMPROG2
IMPROG3
DBS-CON
PRJ-MGT
INFORES
PROGAP1
PROGAP2
IM-EBIZ
WEBDEVT
VERTSOL
IT-DOCU
PROGLAN
WEBTECH
ENTDBAS
SOFTEST
APPLDEV
IMPROJ1
IMPROJ2
IM_PRAC
Correlation Matrix
Scree Plot (5 factors!)
Unrotated Factor Loading
Varimax Raw Factor Loading Factor 1 is dominated by the Systems Analysis & Design subjects Factor 2 is dominated by the accounting and business finance subjects Factor 3 is dominated by the Marketing and Management subjects Factor 4 is dominated by the programming, FAP and Practicum subjects Factor 5 is dominated by introduction to new frameworks/languages subjects
Eigenvalues Explained Variance
New Survey reduces from 30 to 16 Items Factor 1 items will be 2 items on the relevance of the Systems Analysis & Design subjects Factor 2 items will be 2 items on the relevance of the accounting and business finance subjects Factor 3 items will be 3 items on the relevance of the Marketing and Management subjects Factor 4 items will be 6 items on the relevance of the programming, FAP and Practicum subjects Factor 5 items will be 2 items on the relevance of introduction to frameworks/languages subjects
PFA (4th Pass)
Satisfaction over aspects of IS program
Why? The scales are the same:
(4) Extremely Satisfied (ES)
(3) Satisfied (S)
(2) Unsatisfied (U)
(1) Extremely Unsatisfied (EU)
(0) Not Applicable or Not Enough Information to respond (NA)
25 Aspects
Academic Advising
Assistance to students
Innovativeness
Help in Lectures
Group work or case analysis or programming activities
Help in Multimedia
Benildean core values
Group presentations
Online Resources
Required Analysis
Textbooks
Reference library materials
Close linkages
OJT
Industry-based
Initial interview
Exit interview
Follow-up interview
Individual counseling
Seminars& Workshops
Quality of
Lecture classrooms
Computer labs
LRC
Cafeteria
Consultation venues
Correlation Matrix
Scree Plot (6 factors!)
Unrotated Factor Loading
Eigenvalues Explained Variance
Varimax Raw Factor Loading Factor 1 is only on helpful references Factor 2 is dominated by seminar/career related aspects Factor 3 is dominated by lecture and multimedia aspects Factor 4 is only on the LRC Factor 5 is only on the cafeteria Factor 5 is only Benildean Core values Note: adjusted eigenvalue factor loading threshold from .70 to .69 to load LRC to Factor 4
New survey reduces 25 items to 13 Factor 1 item is 1 item on helpful references Factor 2 items are 5 items on seminar/career-related aspects Factor 3 items are 4 items on lecture and multimedia aspects Factor 4 item is 1 item on LRC Factor 5 item is 1 item on cafeteria Factor 5 item is 1 item on Benildean Core values Note: chose this rotation, NOT only because it makes sense but because it extracts Benildean Core Values (ANIMO BENILDE!)
Item reduction because of PFA
Perceived Student’s Developed Skills
Perceived Attained Objectives
From 27 to 13
Program Implementors’ perceived competency
Faculty’s perceived competency
From 33 to 19
Perceived Relevance of Courses
From 30 to 16
Satisfaction over aspects of IS program
From 25 to 13
TOTAL REDUCTION OF FACTORS: 51 items from the original 115 or a 44.34% - thanks to Principal Factors Analysis
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