Aga's Computer Skills & Research DMU

(Valdez et al., 2019) References: Valdez, A. et al. (2019) ‘Big data strategy’, International Journal of Advanced Computer Science and Applications , 10(4). doi:10.14569/ijacsa.2019.0100434.  

The first question about gender was a surprise as I thought there will be more men responders than women. However, the reason for it might be asking people outside of my primary research target, which was my classmates. 46.7 % (14 people) of responders were female and 36.7% (11 people) were male. 13.3% (4 people) opted non-binary option and 1 person which is preferred not to say.   The second question is asking for the responders' age and as predicted the majority of people 40% were aged between 18-24 (12 people). Another 40 % was divided by those aged 25-34 and 44 and above making 20% (6 people per age group) of the responders. 3 responders (10 %) were under 18 years of age, with an equal amount of those age 35-44. The next question explains it a little bit closer.  The survey was conducted within the university and as we can see 80% of the responders (24 people) were students and 6 were not (6 people).