AN EMPIRICAL COMPARISON OF STUDENT USER-SATISFACTIONBETWEEN SPSS AND MINITAB.

Statistical software packages are an essential tool in teaching undergraduate statistics courses. Two of the better-known packages are SPSS and Minitab. There are no known articles empirically comparing the PC versions of SPSS and Minitab. This paper provides an empirical comparison between SPSS and...

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Publicado en:College Student Journal Vol. 37; no. 4; pp. 509 - 515
Autores principales: Feinberg, Martin, Siekpe, Jeffrey
Formato: Artículo
Publicado: Project Innovation Austin LLC Dec2003
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          Assistant Professor, Department of CIS/QUMT, College of Business Administration, University of Texas — Pan American
          Doctoral Student, Department of CIS/QUMT, College of Business Administration, University of Texas — Pon American
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      ab: Statistical software packages are an essential tool in teaching undergraduate statistics courses. Two of the better-known packages are SPSS and Minitab. There are no known articles empirically comparing the PC versions of SPSS and Minitab. This paper provides an empirical comparison between SPSS and Minitab in regards to student user-friendliness. Three criteria are used in order to implement this comparison: self-efficacy, engagement and perceived disorientation. The items measuring the three criteria are derived from six validated scales. A two-factor MANOVA design is performed on the three dependent variables. The results indicate that students perceive no significant difference in regards to student user friendliness between SPSS and Minitab. The lack of a statistically significant difference exists among course level (Beginning Statistics and Intermediate Statistics) and user-friendliness criteria (self-efficacy, engagement and perceived disorientation).
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