SRU60204 M192

PRESENTATION TOPICS
In groups, prepare your presentations by using the power point slides, and all needed
materials for hands-on activities. Presentations would be evaluated by lecturer and peers.
Platform: Google Meet.

Week Topic Role Notes

1 (12/10) Briefing on Course Pro-forma,
Course Guidelines & Rules;
Assignment Grouping

Introduction
 Philosophy, purpose, norms and Lecturer
types of quantitative research

Research problem, research objctives &

research questions
 How to articulate research problems,
research objectives & research
questions for a quantitative study.

2 (19/10)
Questionnaire Hands-on activities and
 Designing a questionnaire Group 1 examples from article
journals. Show application
Tests Group 2 in terms of appropriate
 Designing dichotomous, MCQ and research questions.
subjective tests

3 (26/10) Validity and Reliability Group 3 Examples from article

 Determination of validity and journals. Show application
reliability of instruments on how to report v & r of
(Questionnaires & Tests) your study.

Maulidurrasul (29/10)
Thursday

4 (2/11) Univariate analysis Hands-on activities and

for demographic data Group 4 examples from article
journals. Show application
Correlation in terms of appropriate
 Pearson, Spearman’s rho, Kendall research questions.
Rank
Sultan Perak (6/11) Friday

5 (9/11) Class cancelled Deepavali (14/11)

6 (16/11) T-tests and Chi square test Group 5 Hands-on SPSS and
examples from article

1
  Independent sample t-test and journals. Show application
Willcoxon-Mann Whitney test in terms of appropriate
 Paired sample t-test and Wilcoxon research questions,
signed ranks test instrument used, sample
 Chi square test size required, assumptions
to be met, presenting the
data, data analysis &
interpretation.

7 (23/11) ANOVA, ANCOVA Group 6 Hands-on SPSS and

examples from article
journals. Show application
in terms of appropriate
research questions,
instrument used, sample
size required, assumptions
to be met, presenting the
data, data analysis &
interpretation.

Hands-on SPSS and

8 (30/11) MANOVA, MANCOVA Group 7 examples from article
journals. Show application
in terms of appropriate
research questions,
instrument used, sample
size required, assumptions
to be met, presenting the
data, data analysis &
interpretation.

9 (7/12) Regression Group 8 Hands-on SPSS and

 Simple And Multiple Regression examples from article
journals. Show application
in terms of appropriate
research questions,
instrument used, sample
size required, assumptions
to be met, presenting the
data, data analysis &
interpretation.

10 (14/12) Factor Analysis Group 9 Hands-on SPSS and

 Exploratory examples from article
journals. Show application
in terms of appropriate
research questions,
instrument used, sample
size required, assumptions
to be met, presenting the

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 data, data analysis &
interpretation.

11 (21/12)  Introduction to CFA Group 10 Hands-on SPSS and

 Introduction to SEM
examples from article
Group 11 journals. Show application
in terms of appropriate
research questions,
instrument used, sample
size required, assumptions
to be met, presenting the
data, data analysis &
interpretation.

Jumaat: 25/12 Krismas

12 (28/12)  Introduction to RASCH Group 12 Hands-on SPSS and

examples from article
journals. Show application
in terms of appropriate
research questions,
instrument used, sample
size required, assumptions
to be met, presenting the
data, data analysis &
interpretation.

Jumaat: 1/1 New Year

13 (4/1) Test (2 hours) Lecturer

14 (11/1) Summary & overview of the course Lecturer

Reminders:
 Please prepare the power point slides to assist your presentation. Prepare good power
point slides. Fonts that are difficult to read are not acceptable.
 Make sure you have familiarise yourselves with the functions of the Google Meet to
ensure smooth presentation.
 Email me your slides plus the hand-outs 1 week before your presentation.
 Soft copy slides and full write-up of the presentation must be submitted via the
MyGuru portal by the following week.
 Failure to comply with the above requirements may have repercussions on your
overall marks.