Team A 94/100 OKUMURA, GO Junior CIT MEG L 9.0 gokumura ZHU, WENTIAN (JUDE) Junior CMU SHS L 9.0 wentianz LAM, OLIVER O KARR Senior HSS PSY L 9.0 ool WANG, DUNYANG WL 4 CIT MSE Junior dunyangw 09-jan-2011 21:08:03 Mike Len W [did well on pretest] mlen OVERALL: You are free to choose either topic below. Let me know in email. [the jewish chronicle survey will not be available] 1. Students' attitudes toward on- and around-CMU campus safety A. Interest. 10/10 B. Research Questions. 10/10 C. References. 5/5 D. Sampling Frame 8/8 cbook, possibly with facebook process should be - randomly sample students from cbook frame - use either or both email and facebook to *contact* students in your sample using facebook to recruit is not a good idea since you will get a self-selected sample using facebook as a sampling frame is only ok if you can provide evidence/documentation that there is not much coverage error for facebook as a frame for cmu undergrads E. Target Population 8/8 fine. when you do the survey: (a) consider stratifying on grad/undergrad (i.e. have separate samples for each); and/or (b) consider one population (e.g. undergrad) only F. Mode of Data Collection 2/5 didn't really answer. I am guessing you will invite people to a website to actually take the survey. G. Important Variables 4/4 ok 2. Students' change of majors A. Interest. 10/10 B. Research Questions. 10/10 C. References. 5/5 D. Sampling Frame 8/8 cbook/facebook see my comments above about facebook A problem to think about with this survey is that many of the interesting "why" questions may apply only to students who did change or try to change majors; if this is a small percent of student population, then you will have to get much bigger samples overall to get "at" these students. good to think about stratifying by dept or major, if you can get adequate samples to do it. E. Target Population 8/8 fine F. Mode of Data Collection 2/5 see my comments above about mode G. Important Variables 4/4 fine