Effectiveness Of Cloud Computing In UTeM City Campus

Voon, Michelle Xin Ying (2016) Effectiveness Of Cloud Computing In UTeM City Campus. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

Text (24 Pages) Effectiveness Of Cloud Computing In UTeM City Campus.pdf - Submitted Version Download (381kB)

Abstract

Cloud computing is becoming an adoptable technology and have a significant impact on the educational environment in the future. It also allows the student makes learning and adapting to these new technologies easier and convenience to support their study. However, educational institutions are interested in using cloud computing capabilities, but they do not know where to expect changes when choosing for the cloud computing concept. Therefore, the purpose of this is to investigate the awareness level of FPTT’s students toward cloud computing, to identify the effectiveness of cloud computing toward the FPTT’s students and to identify the dominant effectiveness of cloud computing in FPTT’s students. There are several effectiveness of cloud computing such as cost effective, flexibility learning and security. The data were collected using questionnaire from 150 respondents in UTeM City Campus, Malacca. The results have been analyzed using Pearson’s Correlation to study the effectiveness of cloud computing toward the FPTT’s students. The result shows that the flexibility learning has the most significant toward FPTT’s students. Therefore, we can conclude that cost effective and security is not a major effectiveness toward FPTT’s students.

Actions (login required)

View Item