Chapter 1-5
Chapter 1-5
By:
Obido, Johnrhex L.
Villanueva, Gia S.
Anam, Maeshan T.
Sayritan, Rey R.
CHAPTER 1
The Problem
equipped with this knowledge can swiftly diagnose issues that may
technology-driven society.
technological innovations.
challenges.
Computer Concept.
1.1 Age
computer concepts?
Hypothesis
programming.
following:
their knowledge on Basic Computer Concepts. This may aid them how
and opportunities.
their children.
concepts.
School. The school may benefit from this study as well,
development.
school.
47Concepts. Since there are fifty (50) in the grade 11-CSS class
status.
As this analysis only included responders from Matacon
said school has been providing high school education since 1980.
and it comprises Senior High School and offers three strands. Its
education.
Source: Google Map
education or experience.
17 years old.
to be processed.
CHAPTER 3
Research Design and Methodology
This chapter discusses the steps and procedures employed that will
address the questions posed in this study. Included in this part are the
Research Instrument.
Research Design
The respondents of this study are the Grade 11-CSS students of Matacn
National High School for the school year 2024-2025. This study utilizes a
Purposive Sampling, whereas, the researchers’ used their own judgment when
To gather the data needed in this study, the researcher will be using
first part is intended for determining the profile of the students. The
second part is to identify what are the aspects that influence students' on
their knowledge about basic computer concepts. The said instrument will be
carefully check and validate by Mr. Erwin Y. Ariola, MAEd, the Research
before using them for this study to ensure the accuracy and reliability of
Permission from the Grade 11-CSS advisers, Mrs. Sheila T. Hila and
Niña Patricia B. Balate already obtain and has been approve. As well as our
used the Weighted Mean as the statistical tool to analyze and interpret the
data gathered. Weighted Mean will be used to compute and determine the
the study.
Where:
P - The percentage
TF
WM =
N
Where:
WM = Weighted Mean
TF = Total Frequency
Frequency Count – this tool tallies the answer of the respondent and