Presentasi Projek Statistika kelompok 3 ST-13

Summary

The video script discusses a presentation on the analysis of homesickness levels among first-year dormitory and off-campus students. The study aims to understand the frequency of homesickness and identify differences between dormitory and off-campus students. The research benefits include recognizing the emotional experiences of students. Data was collected through surveys, revealing that homesickness is prevalent among both groups, with off-campus students experiencing it slightly more. Causes include missing family, home atmosphere, and friends.

Takeaways

• 📚 The presentation discusses the analysis of homesickness levels among dormitory and off-campus students.
• 👩‍🏫 The presenter is a respected lecturer in statistics and data analysis, addressing students in ST13.
• 👥 The group introduces themselves before diving into the presentation on homesickness.
• 🏠 The study's background includes feelings of longing for home, adjustment to new environments, and the frequency of homesickness.
• 🧐 The research aims to identify the frequency of homesickness among dormitory and off-campus students, understand the differences, and identify causes.
• 🎓 The study defines 'mahasiswa' as university students and 'kos' as a rental service offering rooms for a set period, usually monthly.
• 📊 The methodology involves data collection through surveys, analysis, and interpretation of the statistical data.
• 📈 Data was collected from 143 students, with the majority from West Java and DKI Jakarta, and included both male and female respondents.
• 🏡 The causes of homesickness include missing family, home atmosphere, and friends, with the majority of students feeling homesick due to missing family and home atmosphere.
• 🔢 The frequency of homesickness varies, with some students feeling it often and others rarely, and the data shows a slight tendency for off-campus students to experience homesickness more frequently.
• 📝 The conclusion suggests that while there is no significant difference in the level of homesickness between dormitory and off-campus students, off-campus students tend to feel it more often.

Q & A

What is the main topic of the presentation?

The main topic of the presentation is the analysis of homesickness levels among dormitory and boarding house students.

Who is the presenter addressing?

The presenter is addressing the respected lecturer of statistics and data analysis ST13, and other respected colleagues.

What is the purpose of the presentation?

The purpose of the presentation is to discuss the background of homesickness, its frequency, and the factors causing it among students living in dormitories and boarding houses.

What are the research objectives mentioned in the script?

The research objectives are to understand the frequency of homesickness among dormitory and boarding house students, to identify the comparison of homesickness levels between them, and to understand the causes of homesickness.

What is the definition of 'homesickness' according to the script?

Homesickness is defined as a complex emotional and cognitive process involving the longing for home, the desire to always return home, accompanied by feelings of depression and psychosomatic symptoms.

What is the definition of 'student' and 'boarding house' according to the script?

A 'student' is defined as someone who is studying at a higher education institution. A 'boarding house' is a service that offers a room or place to live with a certain payment for each specific period, usually paid monthly.

What is the methodology used in the research?

The methodology includes identifying the problem, data collection through surveys using Google forms, data analysis, and interpretation of the analysis results.

What was the sample size of the research?

The research collected data from 143 students.

What were the main causes of homesickness reported by the students?

The main causes of homesickness reported by the students were missing family (37%), missing the atmosphere of home (41%), missing friends (19%), and others (3%).

What were the findings regarding the frequency of homesickness among students living in dormitories and boarding houses?

The findings showed that there is not much difference in the level of homesickness between students living in dormitories and boarding houses, but boarding house students tend to experience homesickness more frequently.

What were the benefits of the research as mentioned in the script?

The benefits of the research include understanding the feelings experienced by students and providing theories that can be explained.