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Publikováno v:
Quality Engineering. 35:130-141
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Quality and Reliability Engineering International. 38:3470-3484
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Journal of Education for Business. 85:280-283
This article provides a detailed statistical analysis of a process intended to demonstrate continuous improvement in teaching at an AACSB accredited college of business. The Educational Testing Service's SIR II student evaluation instrument was used
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Journal of Education for Business. 79:152-156
In this article, the authors examine the key factors that influence student choice of a business major and how business schools can help students make that choice more realistically. Investigating students at a regional university, the authors found
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Journal of Education for Business. 77:329-333
In this study, the authors investigated the effect of student focus groups on student satisfaction with the Principles of Finance course at a regional university. The authors used student course evaluations from four day sections taught by the same i
Autor:
Kathleen C Ashton, Michael S. Saccucci
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Rehabilitation Nursing. 21:187-191
In a 1991 study, Romeo and Saccucci used the Sickness Impact Profile (SIP) to measure the perceived health status of individuals enrolled in a cardiac rehabilitation program and the perceived health status of those who received routine care. The part
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Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation. 21:627-657
The idea of using non-constant sampling intervals has been of interest in quality control applications since it was first suggested for the “skip-lot sampling plan” of Dodge. Recent interest has focused on the use of variable sampling interval (V
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Journal of College Teaching & Learning (TLC). 6
This paper describes the use of a sequential two-part focus group program designed to be a supplemental instrument for eliciting student suggestions to improve the teaching/learning process. The sequential two-part focus group program provides studen
Autor:
Hazem D. Maragah, Michael S. Saccucci, Andrew G. Verzilli, Steve M. Bajgier, Victor R. Prybutok
Publikováno v:
Operations Research. 39:701-709
This paper describes a course taught in the College of Business and Administration at Drexel University in which students undertake real-world projects in an inner-city neighborhood. The course is an elective for students who have been exposed to the