Statistical Data Analysis

1. LSC Student Survey Analysis By Senol Whaley Feb. 22nd,2010 Duluth, MN

2. LSC Student Survey Analysis Outline Assumptions Review of Technical Terms Analysis Conclusion

3. LSC Student Survey Analysis Likert Scale Rensis Likert (1932) developed a direct measure of attitudes called the Likert Scale. A Likert Scale adds up responses to statements representative of a particular attitude.A Likert Scale is often used in survey design to get around the problem of obtaining meaningful quantitative answers to restricted closed questions. A Likert scale is recognizable when you are asked to indicate your strength of feeling about a particular issue on a 1-5 rating scale. Using a Likert Scale with closed questions generates statistical measurements of people's attitudes and opinions.

4. LSC Student Survey Analysis Review of Technical Terms Standard deviation Confidence Interval Confidence Level

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15. LSC Student Survey Analysis Conclusion Students gave same importance to same issue during both surveys The degree of satisfaction has changed between the surveys on few issues There is a slight concern on safety Concerns with higher GAP numbers should be addressed first based on resources

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