Chapter+3+Methodology

This chapter outline the detail methodology of the study, which include our sample, data collection method, study instruments, procedure and analysis. Health awareness of our sample will be measured using the questionaire that we had prepared.
 * 3.0 Methodology

The primary aim of our study is to identify the level of health awareness among the students of UMP (n=70). Another objective is to create our very own health issue statistic, and to predict the negative or positive outcomes in health habits. **
 * 3.1 Aim of The Study

****3.2 Sample** Our study will be conducted in University Malaysia Pahang. Since it's a in-campus study, our sample will be students of UMP. We are using around 70 people from UMP. The list of faculty in UMP are Faculty of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Civil Engineering with Environment, Faculty of Software Engineering, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, and Faculty of Manufacturing and Technology Management. Ten person from each faculty, except for the Faculty of Manufacturing and Technology Management which will be 20 person. This is because it is expected this faculty will be divided into two faculty in the future. Age will not be taken into consider. As for gender, we will have 35 females and 35 males since gender is one of the factor of our study.

The procedure of our study is mainly following the schedule that have been set. Firstly, we submitted our proposal with a brief description of the background and objectives of proposed study. Secondly, we refer to the related articles of the studies that have been made by other sources. Their objectives, procedure and example questionaire is one of our reference. Thirdly, our questionaire is being made which consist of some question related to the health habits of our sample. Fourthly, an analysis will be made based on the result we got from distributing our questionaire. We will be having a short interview with our sample as well. Finally, we will be preparing a report on our analysis, statistics and conclusion of our study. **
 * 3.3 Procedure