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Acceptance Survey Results

Survey Results presents the acceptance survey data with tables, weighted means, and verbal interpretations.

Chapter IV - Survey Results

What this section does

Presents the acceptance survey data: demographics of respondents, response frequencies, weighted means per indicator, and an overall acceptance score.

Table 4.1 - Demographic profile

ProfileCountPercent
Owner13.3 %
Counter staff310.0 %
Customers2686.7 %
**TOTAL****30**100.0 %

Table 4.2 - Indicator weighted means

IndicatorItemsWeighted MeanVerbal Interpretation
Functional Suitability23.70Highly Acceptable
Usability23.65Highly Acceptable
Reliability23.55Highly Acceptable
Performance Efficiency23.50Highly Acceptable
Maintainability13.40Highly Acceptable
Compatibility13.60Highly Acceptable
Security13.58Highly Acceptable
**OVERALL****11****3.62****Highly Acceptable**

Score distribution diagram

1.0 2.0 3.0 3.5 4.0 Functional Usability Reliability Performance Maintainability Compatibility Security 3.70 3.65 3.55 3.50 3.40 3.60 3.58 Figure 4.1 - Per-indicator weighted means; overall mean = 3.62 (Highly Acceptable).

Interpretation paragraph

The overall weighted mean of 3.62 falls within the 'Highly Acceptable' range (3.26-4.00) of the verbal interpretation table defined in Chapter III. Functional Suitability scored highest (3.70), confirming that the system performs the functions identified during requirements gathering. Maintainability scored lowest (3.40), reflecting that the respondents are end users rather than developers - a known limitation of the four-point Likert instrument when applied to non-technical audiences.

Panel defense checklist

  • [ ] Demographic table present.
  • [ ] Indicator table includes counts and weighted means.
  • [ ] Overall weighted mean computed correctly.
  • [ ] Verbal interpretation matches the table from Chapter III.
  • [ ] Highest and lowest scores discussed.
  • [ ] Raw data sheets attached as appendix.
  • [ ] No fabricated or 'cleaned' data.
Mentor’s tip: Demographic table + indicator table + overall weighted mean + one paragraph that discusses the highest and lowest scores honestly. Match the verbal interpretation thresholds from Chapter III exactly.

Discussion

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