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Laboratory Exercise Data Collection: Objective

This laboratory exercise aims to teach students how to collect data using basic statistical concepts. Students will choose a topic to investigate, formulate questions for respondents, gather information from respondents, and present a summary of the responses. The output will include the title, introduction, methods used to collect data, and a summary of responses. Students will be evaluated on content, organization, clarity, and appropriate method of data collection.

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Laboratory Exercise Data Collection: Objective

This laboratory exercise aims to teach students how to collect data using basic statistical concepts. Students will choose a topic to investigate, formulate questions for respondents, gather information from respondents, and present a summary of the responses. The output will include the title, introduction, methods used to collect data, and a summary of responses. Students will be evaluated on content, organization, clarity, and appropriate method of data collection.

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IT2011

Laboratory Exercise
Data Collection
Objective:

At the end of the exercise, the student should be able to:

 Use the basic concepts of statistics in collecting data.

Procedure:

1. Find a topic or choose one of the following topics to be investigated:


a. What are students’ opinions or expectations about the education they are receiving at our
school?
b. What are the pros and cons of online shopping?
c. Should there be a dress code to prevent students from wearing revealing clothes?
d. Online communication: does it make the world bigger or smaller?
2. Make a title and a short introduction about the topic.
3. Decide on who will be the respondents and how you will gather information. (you can use social
media to communicate with your respondents)
4. Formulate questions to be asked, variables, or data to be considered from the respondents.
5. Gather information and make sure that you listed all the responses or information you
collected.
6. Once you’ve done gathering information, type or write, and consolidate all the information you have.
Follow the format below and pass your final output to your instructor.

Student’s Name:

Topic to be investigate:
I.Title
II. Introduction

III. Methods of collecting data

IV. Summary and Presentation of responses

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Rubric for Scoring:

Criteria Description Points


Content The student was able to submit a complete 40
output and was able to present information
that provide reasonable
support for the chosen topic.
Organization The ideas are arranged logically to 20
support the chosen topic.
Clarity The student was able to explain the 20
gathered information and answer the
chosen topic.
Method of The student used an appropriate method of 20
Gathering Data gathering data and provided accurate
questions for the respondents that lead them
to answer the chosen topic.
TOTAL 100

Sample computation of score

Content 35
Organization 15
Clarity 20

Method of Gathering Data 20


Total 90

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