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CLASSWORK 1-1UNIVARIATE ANALYSIS REVIEW

1. INTRODUCTION The College of Business Studies began in 1991 with a Diploma in Business

Studies, trying to respond to the strong demand for these studies at theUniversity of Cordova. lmost 1! years later there is a need to "now howthe graduates have #oined the labor mar"et. lso they want to "now if they wor"ed before, during or after s$hool and on what a$tivities, so thatwe $an draw any $on$lusions that may $hara$teri%e them. &e may alsoget a more dire$t approa$h to the mar"et needs, the problemsen$ountered when loo"ing for employment, and the need for otheradditional training, so that they $an adapt their tea$hing best so$ial andbusiness demand.

'n short, the overall ob#e$tive of the study is the "nowledge from various

labor mar"et prospe$ts of our graduates.

2. SAMPLING T YPESeparate groups ( graduates depending on the year of $ompletion of thera$e. Strati)ed *andom Sampling

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4. UNIVARIATE ANALYSIS

VARIABLE: AGE

Varia!" T#$": %&a'(i(a(i)"

DESCRIPTION:

• The greatest fre-uen$y of graduate student is between / and 0years old, whi$h is !2,/3

• 4ust 1,03 of the graduates are less than 1/ years old

• The minimum age for the graduate was 12 years old and the ma5imumwas 60 years old

• The mean age of the graduates is 01,90 years old with a standarddeviation of !.1 years

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• 78 the half of the graduates are less than 0 years old. 780 the 2!3of the graduates are less than 0! years old.

VARIABLE: SE*

Varia!" T#$": %&a!i(a(i)" - N+,i'a!

DESCRIPTION:• :f the 0; graduates surveyed, !!3 of them were men, representing

more than half of the respondents< 6!3 were women.

VARIABLE: P1 T" #"ar " "'("r"/ (" Car""r0

Varia!" (#$": %&a!i(a(i)" Or/i'a!

DESCRIPTION:• =ost often graduates surveyed admitted to the S$hool of Business a

1!.23 in 199!, a 10.13 in 1990.• ppro5imately !3 of respondents entered the period of 1991 and 199.

The 0/./3 of the graduates were admitted between 1990 and 199!.

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VARIABLE: P2 Y"ar (+ +,$!"(" (" ar""r0

Varia!" T#$": %&a'(i(a(i)"

DESCRIPTION:• The greatest fre-uen$y of time to )nish $areer is between and 0 years,

whi$h is 2/,13• 4ust ;,3 of the graduates )nished the $areer in 1 year

• The minimum time for )nish the $areer was 1 year and the ma5imum was2 years

• The mean time for )nish the $areer is ,// years with a standarddeviation of ;,/;9 years

• 78 the half of the graduates too" 0 years to )nish the $areer. 780 the2!3 of the graduates too" less than 0 years to )nish the $areer.

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VARIABLE: P3 Di/ #+& ++" &i'" a r( +i"50

Varia!" (#$": %&a!i(a(i)" N+,i'a!

DESCRIPTION:• /13 of the graduates Business Career $hoose Business as )rst option,

193 would prefer another Career.>or those who prefer another $areer, here are the answers

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VARIABLE: P4 W# B&i'" Car""r50

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Varia!" (#$": %&a!i(a(i)" N+,i'a!

DESCRIPTION:• The !,/13 of the graduates students $hose Business Career due to

vo$ation, the 1,!3 due to be$ause they have di?erent )elds, the16,93 be$ause it was in the same $ity and the 1;,963 be$ause of another options. Some of another options are@

VARIABLE: P6 B"7+r" &i'" ar""r8 9+r 9i( a!ar#50

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Varia!" (#$": %&a!i(a(i)" N+,i'a!

DESCRIPTION:• The 0; of the surveyed !,/3 did not earned a salary before business

$areer before business $areer representing more than half of therespondents< 62, 3 of the graduates wor" with salary before business$areer

VARIABLE: P; D&ri'< &i'" ar""r8 9+r 9i( a!ar#50

Varia!" (#$": %&a!i(a(i)" N+,i'a!

DESCRIPTION:

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• The 0; of the surveyed !/,63 wor"ed with salary during business $areerrepresenting more than half of the respondents in 61, 3 without salaryduring business $areer

VARIABLE: P= Ti," (+ '/ r( >+0

Varia!" (#$": %&a'(i(a(i)"

DESCRIPTION:

T" + i "(9""' 286@,+'( a'/ =86@ ,+( 9i i 4@8;

&( 38 +7 (&/"'( '/ a >+ "(9""' 2@ (+ 2286@ ,+(.

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T" ,i'i,&, (i," (+ '/ a >+ 9a @ ,+'( a'/ (",ai,&, 9a 2@8@@ ,+'(

T" ,"a' (i," (+ '/ a >+ 9a =8; 9i( a (a'/ar/ /")ia(i+'+7 686;2;4

%20 T" a!7 +7 (" (&/"'( (++ !" (a' ; ,+'( (+ '/ a >+. %30 T" =6 (++ !"(a' (9"!)" ,+'( (+ '/ a >+

VARIABLE: P D+ #+& a)" a >+50

Varia!" (#$": %&a!i(a(i)" N+,i'a!

DESCRIPTION:

The 0; of the surveyed 62,!3 graduates are wor"ing. /,63 "eep the )rst #ob. 6,13 of graduates are not wor"ing.

VARIABLE: PF Wa( 9a #+&r r( >+ a7("r 'i (" ar""r50

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Varia!" (#$": %&a!i(a(i)" N+,i'a!

DESCRIPTION:• The 0; of the graduates, 6,13 of graduates their )rst #ob was relate

with their $areer whi$h is more than the half. 01,9 of graduates )rst #obwas not related with their $areer. 6,13 did not wor"

VARIABLE: P1@ Wa( i (" "(+r +7 a(i)i(# +7 (" "'("r$ri"9"r" #+& 9+r i'50

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Varia!" (#$": %&a!i(a(i)" N+,i'a!

DESCRIPTION:

00,/3 of the graduates wor" in gri$ola se$tor< 12,3 of graduates wor" inservi$e $onsultan$y se$tor and 9,93 in se$tor and 2,!3 of graduates wor"in another options whi$h are@

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VARIABLE: P11 Wa( (#$" +7 +'(ra( /+ #+& a)"0

Varia!" (#$": %&a!i(a(i)" N+,i'a!

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DESCRIPTION:• The greatest fre-uen$y of salary is between /;; and 1;; dollars, whi$h

is 00,3

• 4ust ;,63 of the graduates earned their salary between 6;; and /;;dollars

• The minimum salary is less than 6;; dollars 7; dollars and the ma5imumsalary is 0!;; dollars

• The mean salary is /1,12 dollars with a standard deviation of 6;0dollars

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• 78 the half of the graduates earned an salary of /;; dollars. 780 the2!3 of the graduatesA salary less than 1;;; dollars

VARIABLE: P14 W+&!/ #+& !i" (+ +'(i'&" (&/#i'


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