Sampling and Data Gathering Techniques: Institute of Computing and Engineering Mathematics Department
This document discusses various sampling and data gathering techniques used in research. It describes determining sample size using census, similar past studies, or formulas. It also outlines different types of sampling, including non-probability techniques like snowball, convenience, and quota sampling. Probability sampling methods covered are simple random, systematic, stratified random, and cluster sampling. The document provides an overview of key considerations for researchers in selecting appropriate sampling approaches.
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Sampling and Data Gathering Techniques: Institute of Computing and Engineering Mathematics Department
This document discusses various sampling and data gathering techniques used in research. It describes determining sample size using census, similar past studies, or formulas. It also outlines different types of sampling, including non-probability techniques like snowball, convenience, and quota sampling. Probability sampling methods covered are simple random, systematic, stratified random, and cluster sampling. The document provides an overview of key considerations for researchers in selecting appropriate sampling approaches.
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Institute of Computing and Engineering
Mathematics Department
SAMPLING AND DATA
GATHERING TECHNIQUES Determining the Sample Size Using a census for small population
Using sample size for similar
study
Using Formulas
-Slovin’s Formula size
N=population size margin of error Sampling -is the act, process or technique of selecting an appropriate sample or representative part of population.
Types of Sampling Techniques
• Each member of the population does not have a Non-probability known chance of being included in the sample. Sampling
• Samples are chosen in such a way that each
member of the population has a known though Probability Sampling not necessarily equal chance of being included in the sample. Non-probability Sampling • This type is obtained when an element of a sample is Snowball Sampling suggested or identified by another member of the sample.
• This type is used because of the convenience it offers
Convenience Sampling to the researcher.
• A sampling technique wherein samples are selected in
Quota Sampling a maximum permitted number or quantity.
• The sample is selected based on the judgement or pre-
Purposive Sampling determined criteria set by the researcher. Probability Sampling • All members of the population have a chance of being Simple Random included in the sample. Sampling
• It selects every nth member of the population with the
Systematic Sampling starting point determine at random.
• This is used when the population can be subdivided • Equal
Allocation Stratified Random into several smaller groups or strata and then sample • Proportional Sampling are randomly selected from each stratum. Allocation
This is called as area sampling. It is usually used when
the population is very large. Clusters or groups instead of Cluster Sampling individuals are randomly chosen. Institute of Computing and Engineering Mathematics Department
SAMPLING AND DATA
GATHERING TECHNIQUES Institute of Computing and Engineering Mathematics Department | Jerd M. Dela Gente, MSc.