Studi Tingkat Kepentingan Mahasiswa Pada Jalur Pedestrian Kampus

Haris Murwadi

Abstract


Ativitas mahasiswa di lingkungan kampus cenderung beragam.  Keragaman aktivitas tersebut membuat mereka sering berpindah dari satu bangunan ke bangunan lainnya. Akomodasi perpindahan mahasiswa menggunakan jalur pedestrian yang tersedia di lingkungan kampus. mahasiswa terhadap jalur pedestrian di kampus mereka. Penelitian mengetahui tingkat kepentingan mahasiswa terhadap jalur pedestrian di kampus mereka serta untuk mengetahui perbedaan tingkat kepentingan mahasiswa terhadap jalur pedestrian di kampus mereka. Pengumpulan data kuantitatif dilakukan melalui kuesioner tertutup secara online. Responden merupakan mahasiswa yang tersebar pada tiga universitas terpilih. Pengumpulan data dilakukan berdasarkan sebaran fakultas pada setiap universitas. Penelitian ini menemukan bahwa profil yang memiliki perbedaan tingkat kepentingan adalah gender dan batch. Perbedaan profil Gender terhadap variabel adequacy of light at night sedangkan perbedaan profil batch terhadap variabel safe from traffic accident. Mahasiswa Polinela merupakan mahasiswa yang memiliki persepsi paling tinggi terhadap tingkat kepentingan pada kedua faktor. Artinya, perhatian pada variabel ini merupakan hal serius khususnya pada kampus Polinela. Temuan lainnya adalah aktivitas mahasiswa yang memiliki perbedaan tingkat kepentingan adalah duration of daily activity on campus, return frequency, dan walking frequency.

 

 


Keywords


Studi; tingkat kepentingan; mahasiswa; jalur pedestrian

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