Chapter+3

In the previous chapter, we have explained our literature review by reviewing a few related articles to our topic. In this chapter, we are going to discuss in detail our methodology which include sample, data collection methods, procedures and data analysis.
 * 3.0 Methodology **

In our research, we estimate about 50 lecturers as our respondents (sample). The samples’ occupations are lecturers. The targeted group of lecturer will be from 3 different faculties which are Chemical Engineering and Natural Resources (FKKSA), Centre of Modern Language and Human Resources (PBMSA), and Civil Engineering and Environmental Resources (FKASA). The sample will be from age 25 years old to 60 years old. Lecturers’ status and gender are to be taken into the account for the study. The reasons being for choosing lecturers as our sample is lecturers have a good educational background and they are employed (they have monthly income). We will be using one type of data collection method to carry out the study. The method is “Questionnaire”. Two types of survey questions will be used which are “Open-Ended Questions” and “Close-Ended Questions”. We use this type of method because it is easier for respondents to answer. By using questionnaire, we are able to obtain the result in details as there are a set of questions related to our research is provided. On the other hand, questionnaire is one of the easiest ways to prepared. Therefore, we would not have wide range of answer to be analyzed. Besides that, we also used “Open Ended Questions” to give opportunity to respondents to give their comment in our research. We will be planning to carry out our questionnaire at FKKSA, PBMSA, and FKASA. These are the convenient place to seek the respondents since it is concentrated with lecturers especially from 3 different faculties. We would like to conduct our research at free time. Firstly, we will distribute the questionnaire to the lectures’ room and give them time to answer it. After that, we will collect the answered survey form back from the respondents. We believe that the result obtained will under stress. After we have collected the data, we will compile our data and begin analyzing it. The data collected will be analyzed by us in different categories and finally resulted in the form of pie chart in next chapter.
 * 3.1 Sample**
 * 3.2 Data Collection Method **
 * 3.3 Procedure **
 * 3.4 Data Analysis **