A Spatial Analysis of the Origins of Undergraduate Students at National Taiwan University(2001-2010)
Date Issued
2012
Date
2012
Author(s)
Lin, Hen-Yu
Abstract
The main purpose of this research is to discuss the determinations of the probability to become the students of National Taiwan University from point of space. By using spatial analysis and adding the factors ignored in previous social lectures, this study provide the social meaning behind being a NTU student. In this study, NTU students are divided by gender, college, school categories and then compared in different ways to figure out whether a spatial factor exists between the classifications. Finally, we use the inclusion of all students at NTU to find the key factor. This research pointed out that the society background, family structure, ethnic and a good college factors, and the phenomenon of spatial autocorrelation are the key factors of probability of being NTU students.
Subjects
NTU
Academic achievement
spatial analysis
spatial autocorrelation
Type
thesis
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