Sports Community Research Survey
This empirical research survey is conducted by Martim Ferreira Galamba as part of Challenge 2 (Semester 1, Block 2) within the HBO-ICT program at Fontys University of Applied Sciences in Eindhoven.
The primary objective of this study is to analyze sports participation patterns, communication friction, and logistical barriers among higher education students in Eindhoven. The insights gathered will directly inform the software requirements, user experience architecture, and relational database prototyping for UniSport, a student-centric platform designed to facilitate spontaneous match creation, club coordination, and local athletic networking.
Informed Consent & Academic Research Terms
Please review the research conditions before proceeding to the survey questions.
By taking part in this survey, you acknowledge and agree that:
- Anonymity: No personally identifiable information (names, student numbers, email addresses, IP addresses) is collected or stored.
- Academic Purpose: Data is strictly used for user persona definition, functional requirements mapping, and database architecture testing in the context of Fontys ICT Block 2.
- Voluntary Nature: Your participation is completely voluntary. You are free to withdraw or discontinue at any time without penalty.
General Background & Sports Habits
Tell us about your student status and current physical activity in Eindhoven.
Pain Points & Logistical Obstacles
Understanding friction points when attempting to organize or join sports with other students.
Platform Feature Prioritization
Rate the relevance of proposed UniSport functionalities for your student life.
How important is the ability to instantly broadcast a match (e.g. "Need 1 player for tennis in 45 mins") to students nearby?
How interested are you in filtering activities around campus (Rachelsmolen, TU/e) or districts (Strijp-S, Center)?
Thank you for participating.
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