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FYP1_PRESENTATION SLIDE_AHMAD HAFIZ BIN MOHAMMAD_2020995421.pptx

  1. PREPARED BY: AHMAD HAFIZ BIN MOHAMMAD 2020995421 MainSupervisor: JUZAILAHNUR BINTIYUNUS Panel1: NURULZATUSHIMA BINTI ABDUL KARIM Panel2 : CHAN HUN BENG (Ir. Ts.)
  2. PRESENTATIO N SLIDE CONTENT Chapter 1 – Introduction Chapter 2 – Literature Review Chapter 3 – Methodology Chapter 4 – Expected Outcomes References
  3. CHAPTER 1 : INTRODUCTION
  4. RESEARCH BACKGROUN D • Due to the country's rising productivity, Malaysia's construction business is expanding quickly and becoming more difficult. As part of Malaysia’s aim to become a developed country by 2050, a wide range of mega infrastructures and development plans have been put forward by the government. Complex projects are at a higher risk of delays and cost overruns (Waldron, 2006). • Malaysia's government has been successful in fulfilling rising infrastructure needs. The government has also made significant headway in providing infrastructure in the country's less developed areas. Infrastructure development requires a large expenses. In every Malaysia Plan, the infrastructure sector has gotten the greatest proportion of public sector development spending. • Inspite of the achievements obtained in the construction of infrastructure, there are numerous areas where policy design and execution may be improved. One area where the government must intervene is in the preparation of medium-term plans for all areas of the infrastructure industry. Such planning will help in the avoidance of unplanned project selection (Naidu, 2008).
  5. PROBLEMSTATEMENT The first issue is the issue related to a lack of resources or inadequacy in industrial infrastructure (especially supply sources). The second issue is issues related to customers and consultants, and issues related to the inefficiency or inadequacy of contractors. The third issue is the distribution of funds for public infrastructure projects, which is one of the biggest problems faced by governments.
  6. OBJECTIVES • To determine the causes of underwhelming performance in public infrastructure projects in Penang. • To rank the solutions associated to the challenges in managing public infrastructure projects in Penang.
  7. RESEARCH QUESTION What is the causes of underwhelming performance in public infrastructure projects in Penang ? What are the solutions related to the challenges in managing public infrastructure projects in Penang ?
  8. HYPOTHESIS • The better the management in managing the public infrastructure, the less the challenge for the government to improve the public infrastructure of our country. • The more observations and studies we do on how poorly public infrastructure is managed, the more likely it is that we will figure out why it doesn't work well and come up with smart ways to fix the problem.
  9. SCOPE OF RESEARCH • Pulau Pinang state only • contractors, consultants, developers, and the local government. • Quantitative • Online Questionnaire • Analyzing using SPSS Software • Focus on studying the challenge in managing public infrastructure
  10. SIGNIFICANC E OF RESEARCH Academic Learned the factors that lead to poor performancein Malaysia’spublicinfrastructure projects. Individual To create awareness among stakeholders and the government about how this difficulty might hinder Malaysia's challenges in managing public infrastructure. Industry To prevent the waste of materials and to significantly develop Malaysia's industrial sector. Country Lead to positive economic growth for the country.
  11. CHAPTER 2 : LITERATURE REVIEW
  12. RESEARCHGAP
  13. • CHAPTER 3 : METHODOLOGY
  14. METHODOLOGY DATA COLLECTION • CriticalLiteratureReview OnChallengeInManaging PublicInfrastructure • PrimaryData(Making questionnaire) • SecondaryData(Critical LiteratureReview) DATA ANALYSIS LITERATURE REVIEW • DescriptiveAnalysisusing SPSS
  15. METHODOLOG Y FLOW CHART
  16. METHODOLOGY : TEST INVOLVED PILOT STUDY • A smaller study and the initial step in a research process, helps to plan and adjust the primary study (Arnold et al., 2009; In, 2017). The validity and reliability of the information must be verified REALIBILITY TEST • Following the completion of the pilot research questionnaire, a reliability test will be conducted • The goal is to determine wether all of the questionnaire’s question are valid for measurement in this study VALIDITY • The validity of the questionnaire will be demonstrated by conducting a test to evaluate if the items should be measured or not. • The Exploratory Factor Analysis (EFA) in SPSS may be used to evaluate the validity of questionnaire
  17. EXPECTED OUTCOME
  18. REFERENCES
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