Survey Analysis: Demographics



After sharing my survey with my classmates, I was able to get 20 responses from people of different ages and gender identities.



This chart illustrates the gender distribution of participants in the survey generated by Google Forms. There is no doubt that most survey participants are male, making up 75% of the sample. Women make up 20% of the sample. One person made up only 5% of the participants in the other categories 

The figure below shows the average age of people taking part in the study, with 40 % between 19 and 21, along with 20 % between 15 and 18. There are three people between the ages of 33 and 37 in third place, followed by 10 percent for the group between 22 and 27. finally, there is one Participant in each category between 35 and 37, 38 to 45, and 45 to 60 representing 5 % of the participants.


Towards the end. The two fields with the largest percentages of participants were cyber security (26.3%) and artificial intelligence (21.1%). This was useful because the questions are related to these two fields, And therefore they will have gains that help address the issueTableau des réponses au formulaire Forms. Titre de la question : 4. PROGRESSION (what you are going to study next year?). Nombre de réponses : 19 réponses.



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