SURVEY09: Student survey 2009
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Description
Characteristics of students in an introductory statistics class at the University of Tennessee in 2009
Usage
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data("SURVEY09")
Format
A data frame with 579 observations on the following 47 variables.
X01.IDa numeric vector
X02.Gendera factor with levels Female Male
X03.Weighta numeric vector, estimated weight
X04.DesiredWeighta numeric vector
X05.Classa factor with levels Freshman Junior Senior Sophmore
X06.BornInTNa factor with levels No Yes
X07.Greeka factor with levels No Yes, if the student belongs to a fraternity/sorority
X08.UTFirstChoicea factor with levels No Yes
X09.Churchgoera factor with levels No Yes, does student attend a religious service once a week
X10.ParentsMarrieda factor with levels No Yes
X11.GPAa numeric vector
X12.SittingLocationa factor with levels Back Front Middle Varies
X13.WeeklyHoursStudieda numeric vector
X14.Scholarshipa factor with levels No Yes
X15.FacebookFriendsa numeric vector
X16.AgeFirstKissa numeric vector, age at which student had their first romantic kiss
X17.CarYeara numeric vector
X18.DaysPerWeekAlcohola numeric vector, how many days a week student typically drinks
X19.NumDrinksPartya numeric vector, how many drinks student typically has when he or she goes to a party
X20.CellProvidera factor with levels ATT Sprint USCellar Verizon
X21.FreqDroppedCallsa factor with levels Occasionally Often Rarely
X22.MarriedAta numeric vector, age by which student hopes to be married
X23.KidsBya numeric vector, age by which students hopes to have kids
X24.Computera factor with levels Mac Windows
X25.FastestDrivingSpeeda numeric vector
X26.BusinessMajora factor with levels No Yes
X27.Majora factor with levels Business NonBusiness
X28.TxtsPerDaya numeric vector
X29.FootballGamesa numeric vector, games student hopes to attend
X30.HoursWorkOuta numeric vector, per week
X31.MilesToSchoola numeric vector, each day
X32.MoneyInBanka numeric vector
X33.MoneyOnHaircuta numeric vector
X34.PercentTuitionYouPaya numeric vector
X35.SongsDownloadeda numeric vector, songs typically downloaded (legally/illegally) a month
X36.ParentCollegeGraduatea factor with levels No Yes
X37.HoursSleepPerNighta numeric vector
X38.Last2DigitsPhonea numeric vector
X39.NumClassesMisseda numeric vector
X40.BooksReadThisYeara numeric vector
X41.UseChopsticksa factor with levels No Yes
X42.YourAttractivenessa numeric vector, 1 (unattractive) to 5 (very attractive)
X43.Obamaa factor with levels No NotVote Yes
X44.HoursWorkedPerWeeka numeric vector, at a job outside of a school
X45.MoviesInTheatera numeric vector, number watched in theater this year
X46.KnowSomeoneH1N1a factor with levels No Yes
X47.ReadBeacona factor with levels No Yes, the school newspaper
Details
Students answered 47 questions to generate data for a project in an introductory statistics class at the University of Tennessee in the Fall of 2009. The responses here have only had minimal cleaning (negative numbers omitted) so some data is bad (e.g., a weight of 16). The questions were:
Stat 201 Fall 2009 Survey Questions
1. What section are you in?
2. Gender [Male, Female]
3. Your weight (in pounds) [0 to 500]
4. What is your desired weight (in pounds)? [0 to 1000]
5. What year are you? [Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Other]
6. Were you born in Tennessee? [Yes, No]
7. Are you a member of a Greek social society (i.e., a Fraternity/Sorority? [Yes, No]
8. Was UT your first choice? [Yes, No]
9. Do you usually attend a religious service once a week? [Yes, No]
10. Are your parents married? [Yes, No]
11. Thus far, what is your GPA (look up on CPO if you need to)? [0 to 4]
12. Given a choice, where do you like to sit in class? [The front row, Near the front,
Around the middle, Near the back, The back row, Somewhere different all the
time]
13. On average, how many hours per day do you study/do homework? [0 to 24]
14. Do you receive one or more scholarships? [Yes, No]
15. How many Facebook friends do you have? Type -1 if you dont use Facebook.
[-1 to 5000]
16. How old were you when you had your first romantic kiss? Type -1 if it has not
happened yet. [-1 to 100]
17. What is the year of the car you drive most often? Type a four digit number.
Enter 1908 if you never drive a car. [1908 to 2011]
18. On average, how many days per week do you consume one or more alcoholic
beverage? Type -1 if you never drink alcoholic beverages. [-1 to 7]
19. On average, how many alcoholic drinks do you have when you party? Type -1 if
you never drink alcoholic beverages. [-1 to 100]
20. Which cell phone provider do you use (the most, if you have multiple services)?
[ATT (Cingular), Cricket, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, Verizon, Other, I
dont use a cell phone]
21. How often do you have dropped calls? [Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often,
Constantly]
22. What is the age at which you hope to be married? Type -1 if you are already
married and type -2 if you never want to get married. [-2 to 100]
23. What is the age at which you hope to have your first child? Type -1 if you
already have one or more children, type -2 if you never want to have children. [-2
to 100]
24. What type of computer do you use most often? [PC running Windows, PC
running linux, Mac running Mac OS, Mac running linux, Mac running Windows,
Other, I dont understand the choices above]
25. What is the fastest speed (in miles per hour) you have ever achieved while driving
a car? [0 to 300]
26. Do you plan on going into the Business School? [Yes, No]
27. What is your desired (or actual) major? [Accounting, Economics, Finance,
Logistics, Marketing, Statistics, Other]
28. How many text messages do you typically send on any given day? Type -1 if you never send text messages. [-1 to 1000]
29. How many UT football games do you hope to attend this year? (Include games already attended this year. Do not include scrimmages.) [0 to 14]
30. How many hours a week do you work out/play sports/exercise, etc.? [0 to 168]
31. How many miles do you drive to school on a typical day? [0 to 500]
32. How much money do you have in your bank account? Type -999 if you think its
none of our business. [-999 to 10000000]
33. How much do you typically spend on a hair cut? [0 to 1000]
34. What percent of tuition are you personally responsible for? Type a number
between 0 and 100. [0 to 100]
35. Typically, how many songs do you download a month (both legally and/or
illegally)? [0 to 10000]
36. Did at least one of your parents graduate from college? [Yes, No]
37. On average, how many hours do you sleep a night? [0 to 24]
38. What are the last two digits of your phone number? (Type 0 for 00, 1 for 01, 2 for
02, etc.) [0 to 99]
39. Approximately how many classes have you missed/skipped so far this semester?
(For all your courses, including absences for legitimate excuses) [0 to 150]
40. How many books (other than textbooks) have you read so far this year? [0 to
1000]
41. Are you proficient with a pair of chopsticks? [Yes, No]
42. How would you rate your attractiveness on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the most
attractive? [1 to 5]
43. Did you vote for Barack Obama in last Novembers election? [Yes, No I voted
for someone else, No I didnt vote at all]
44. On average, how many hours do you work at a job per week? [0 to 168]
45. How many movies have you watched in theaters this year? [0 to 1000]
46. Do you personally know someone who has come down with H1N1 virus? [Yes,
No]
47. Do you read the Daily Beacon on a regular basis? [Yes, No]
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Description Usage Format Details
Description
Characteristics of students in an introductory statistics class at the University of Tennessee in 2009
Usage
1 | data("SURVEY09")
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Format
A data frame with 579 observations on the following 47 variables.
X01.IDa numeric vector
X02.Gendera factor with levels
FemaleMaleX03.Weighta numeric vector, estimated weight
X04.DesiredWeighta numeric vector
X05.Classa factor with levels
FreshmanJuniorSeniorSophmoreX06.BornInTNa factor with levels
NoYesX07.Greeka factor with levels
NoYes, if the student belongs to a fraternity/sororityX08.UTFirstChoicea factor with levels
NoYesX09.Churchgoera factor with levels
NoYes, does student attend a religious service once a weekX10.ParentsMarrieda factor with levels
NoYesX11.GPAa numeric vector
X12.SittingLocationa factor with levels
BackFrontMiddleVariesX13.WeeklyHoursStudieda numeric vector
X14.Scholarshipa factor with levels
NoYesX15.FacebookFriendsa numeric vector
X16.AgeFirstKissa numeric vector, age at which student had their first romantic kiss
X17.CarYeara numeric vector
X18.DaysPerWeekAlcohola numeric vector, how many days a week student typically drinks
X19.NumDrinksPartya numeric vector, how many drinks student typically has when he or she goes to a party
X20.CellProvidera factor with levels
ATTSprintUSCellarVerizonX21.FreqDroppedCallsa factor with levels
OccasionallyOftenRarelyX22.MarriedAta numeric vector, age by which student hopes to be married
X23.KidsBya numeric vector, age by which students hopes to have kids
X24.Computera factor with levels
MacWindowsX25.FastestDrivingSpeeda numeric vector
X26.BusinessMajora factor with levels
NoYesX27.Majora factor with levels
BusinessNonBusinessX28.TxtsPerDaya numeric vector
X29.FootballGamesa numeric vector, games student hopes to attend
X30.HoursWorkOuta numeric vector, per week
X31.MilesToSchoola numeric vector, each day
X32.MoneyInBanka numeric vector
X33.MoneyOnHaircuta numeric vector
X34.PercentTuitionYouPaya numeric vector
X35.SongsDownloadeda numeric vector, songs typically downloaded (legally/illegally) a month
X36.ParentCollegeGraduatea factor with levels
NoYesX37.HoursSleepPerNighta numeric vector
X38.Last2DigitsPhonea numeric vector
X39.NumClassesMisseda numeric vector
X40.BooksReadThisYeara numeric vector
X41.UseChopsticksa factor with levels
NoYesX42.YourAttractivenessa numeric vector, 1 (unattractive) to 5 (very attractive)
X43.Obamaa factor with levels
NoNotVoteYesX44.HoursWorkedPerWeeka numeric vector, at a job outside of a school
X45.MoviesInTheatera numeric vector, number watched in theater this year
X46.KnowSomeoneH1N1a factor with levels
NoYesX47.ReadBeacona factor with levels
NoYes, the school newspaper
Details
Students answered 47 questions to generate data for a project in an introductory statistics class at the University of Tennessee in the Fall of 2009. The responses here have only had minimal cleaning (negative numbers omitted) so some data is bad (e.g., a weight of 16). The questions were:
Stat 201 Fall 2009 Survey Questions 1. What section are you in? 2. Gender [Male, Female] 3. Your weight (in pounds) [0 to 500] 4. What is your desired weight (in pounds)? [0 to 1000] 5. What year are you? [Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, Senior, Other] 6. Were you born in Tennessee? [Yes, No] 7. Are you a member of a Greek social society (i.e., a Fraternity/Sorority? [Yes, No] 8. Was UT your first choice? [Yes, No] 9. Do you usually attend a religious service once a week? [Yes, No] 10. Are your parents married? [Yes, No] 11. Thus far, what is your GPA (look up on CPO if you need to)? [0 to 4] 12. Given a choice, where do you like to sit in class? [The front row, Near the front, Around the middle, Near the back, The back row, Somewhere different all the time] 13. On average, how many hours per day do you study/do homework? [0 to 24] 14. Do you receive one or more scholarships? [Yes, No] 15. How many Facebook friends do you have? Type -1 if you dont use Facebook. [-1 to 5000] 16. How old were you when you had your first romantic kiss? Type -1 if it has not happened yet. [-1 to 100] 17. What is the year of the car you drive most often? Type a four digit number. Enter 1908 if you never drive a car. [1908 to 2011] 18. On average, how many days per week do you consume one or more alcoholic beverage? Type -1 if you never drink alcoholic beverages. [-1 to 7] 19. On average, how many alcoholic drinks do you have when you party? Type -1 if you never drink alcoholic beverages. [-1 to 100] 20. Which cell phone provider do you use (the most, if you have multiple services)? [ATT (Cingular), Cricket, Sprint, T-Mobile, U.S. Cellular, Verizon, Other, I dont use a cell phone] 21. How often do you have dropped calls? [Never, Rarely, Sometimes, Often, Constantly] 22. What is the age at which you hope to be married? Type -1 if you are already married and type -2 if you never want to get married. [-2 to 100] 23. What is the age at which you hope to have your first child? Type -1 if you already have one or more children, type -2 if you never want to have children. [-2 to 100] 24. What type of computer do you use most often? [PC running Windows, PC running linux, Mac running Mac OS, Mac running linux, Mac running Windows, Other, I dont understand the choices above] 25. What is the fastest speed (in miles per hour) you have ever achieved while driving a car? [0 to 300] 26. Do you plan on going into the Business School? [Yes, No] 27. What is your desired (or actual) major? [Accounting, Economics, Finance, Logistics, Marketing, Statistics, Other] 28. How many text messages do you typically send on any given day? Type -1 if you never send text messages. [-1 to 1000] 29. How many UT football games do you hope to attend this year? (Include games already attended this year. Do not include scrimmages.) [0 to 14] 30. How many hours a week do you work out/play sports/exercise, etc.? [0 to 168] 31. How many miles do you drive to school on a typical day? [0 to 500] 32. How much money do you have in your bank account? Type -999 if you think its none of our business. [-999 to 10000000] 33. How much do you typically spend on a hair cut? [0 to 1000] 34. What percent of tuition are you personally responsible for? Type a number between 0 and 100. [0 to 100] 35. Typically, how many songs do you download a month (both legally and/or illegally)? [0 to 10000] 36. Did at least one of your parents graduate from college? [Yes, No] 37. On average, how many hours do you sleep a night? [0 to 24] 38. What are the last two digits of your phone number? (Type 0 for 00, 1 for 01, 2 for 02, etc.) [0 to 99] 39. Approximately how many classes have you missed/skipped so far this semester? (For all your courses, including absences for legitimate excuses) [0 to 150] 40. How many books (other than textbooks) have you read so far this year? [0 to 1000] 41. Are you proficient with a pair of chopsticks? [Yes, No] 42. How would you rate your attractiveness on a scale of 1 to 5, with 5 being the most attractive? [1 to 5] 43. Did you vote for Barack Obama in last Novembers election? [Yes, No I voted for someone else, No I didnt vote at all] 44. On average, how many hours do you work at a job per week? [0 to 168] 45. How many movies have you watched in theaters this year? [0 to 1000] 46. Do you personally know someone who has come down with H1N1 virus? [Yes, No] 47. Do you read the Daily Beacon on a regular basis? [Yes, No]
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