Moving towards Electronic Lecturer Evaluation System (E-LEva) in UiTM Pahang: a study across lecturers / Khairul Nizam Abd Halim and Razulaimi Razali

paper investigates the perception and attitudes of non-business major students in Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) towards economics education and their relationship on students’ academic performance. One of the key performance indicators in the academic programme of the university is to achieve...

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Main Authors: Abd Halim, Khairul Nizam, Razali, Razulaimi
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: UiTM Pahang & UPENA 2008
Online Access:https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/10122/
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description paper investigates the perception and attitudes of non-business major students in Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) towards economics education and their relationship on students’ academic performance. One of the key performance indicators in the academic programme of the university is to achieve less than twenty percent failures in all subjects offered. A four-semester examination results revealed that students constantly obtained high failure rate in two economics introductory subjects. Using students taking these two economics courses as respondents, dimensions of attitudes towards economics education were identified through the use of an exploratory factor analysis. Four factors were extracted from a 26- item questionnaire identified as ‘Value’, ‘Difficulty’, ‘Cognitive’ and ‘Affective’. Cronbach’s Alpha for the four factors was acceptable. The findings suggested that there was no significant difference between male and female students on the four dimensions of attitude even though the achievement of female students’ was higher than males. Students who did not perform were found to have a more negative attitude on the four dimensions of attitude compared to those who performed. Regression of the final exam scores on the four latent variables obtained from the factor analysis revealed that subject difficulty and gender, taken together, were significantly associated with students’ achievement
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spelling uitm-101222017-11-17T02:47:19Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/10122/ Moving towards Electronic Lecturer Evaluation System (E-LEva) in UiTM Pahang: a study across lecturers / Khairul Nizam Abd Halim and Razulaimi Razali Abd Halim, Khairul Nizam Razali, Razulaimi paper investigates the perception and attitudes of non-business major students in Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) towards economics education and their relationship on students’ academic performance. One of the key performance indicators in the academic programme of the university is to achieve less than twenty percent failures in all subjects offered. A four-semester examination results revealed that students constantly obtained high failure rate in two economics introductory subjects. Using students taking these two economics courses as respondents, dimensions of attitudes towards economics education were identified through the use of an exploratory factor analysis. Four factors were extracted from a 26- item questionnaire identified as ‘Value’, ‘Difficulty’, ‘Cognitive’ and ‘Affective’. Cronbach’s Alpha for the four factors was acceptable. The findings suggested that there was no significant difference between male and female students on the four dimensions of attitude even though the achievement of female students’ was higher than males. Students who did not perform were found to have a more negative attitude on the four dimensions of attitude compared to those who performed. Regression of the final exam scores on the four latent variables obtained from the factor analysis revealed that subject difficulty and gender, taken together, were significantly associated with students’ achievement UiTM Pahang & UPENA 2008 Article NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/10122/1/AJ_KHAIRUL%20NIZAM%20ABD%20HALIM%20GBMJ%2008.pdf Abd Halim, Khairul Nizam and Razali, Razulaimi (2008) Moving towards Electronic Lecturer Evaluation System (E-LEva) in UiTM Pahang: a study across lecturers / Khairul Nizam Abd Halim and Razulaimi Razali. (2008) Gading Business and Management Journal <https://ir.uitm.edu.my/view/publication/Gading_Business_and_Management_Journal.html>, 12 (2). pp. 35-46. ISSN 0128-5599
spellingShingle Abd Halim, Khairul Nizam
Razali, Razulaimi
Moving towards Electronic Lecturer Evaluation System (E-LEva) in UiTM Pahang: a study across lecturers / Khairul Nizam Abd Halim and Razulaimi Razali
title Moving towards Electronic Lecturer Evaluation System (E-LEva) in UiTM Pahang: a study across lecturers / Khairul Nizam Abd Halim and Razulaimi Razali
title_full Moving towards Electronic Lecturer Evaluation System (E-LEva) in UiTM Pahang: a study across lecturers / Khairul Nizam Abd Halim and Razulaimi Razali
title_fullStr Moving towards Electronic Lecturer Evaluation System (E-LEva) in UiTM Pahang: a study across lecturers / Khairul Nizam Abd Halim and Razulaimi Razali
title_full_unstemmed Moving towards Electronic Lecturer Evaluation System (E-LEva) in UiTM Pahang: a study across lecturers / Khairul Nizam Abd Halim and Razulaimi Razali
title_short Moving towards Electronic Lecturer Evaluation System (E-LEva) in UiTM Pahang: a study across lecturers / Khairul Nizam Abd Halim and Razulaimi Razali
title_sort moving towards electronic lecturer evaluation system (e-leva) in uitm pahang: a study across lecturers / khairul nizam abd halim and razulaimi razali
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/10122/