The purpose of the study was to study the college students considerations for Pool course taken and their experience level and to interpret now students' ”motives for Pool course taken” and ”experience level on Pool course” so as to outfit researchers with outlines to make progress on devising, executing and assessing on later course designing and scheming. ”The college students' motives for Pool course taken and undergoing level” was used as bench mark to study 461 students taking researchers' Pool course in Cheng Shiu University and National Kaohsiung Hospitality College as examinees in 2003~2004 Academic Year, 1st Semester. The data were analyzed by SPSS 10.0 for Windows package software and Descriptive Statistics, One-Way-MANOVA. Duncan post-hoc comparison, paired-samples t-test, and analysis of performing importance were used to deprive the results: 1) The sequence about the college students' motivations for Pool course and their perceived level: ”ability learning” scoring highest, then ”self-trust in self-worth, ”and” social relations.” 2) There were noticeable contrast on two genders' motivation when choosing course (males>females), no conspicuous dissimilarities on different schools or school systems. In other words, the Pool-course-students are various because of genders, but no disparities due to different background students. 3) There were noticeable contrast on two genders’ satisfactory level when choosing course (males>females), but no conspicuous dissimilarities on different schools or school systems. In other words, the Pool-course-students' percieved level were various because of genders, but no disparities due to different background students. 4) After ”motives for Pool course and percieved level” was analyzed by paired-Samples T-Test. outcome has revealed that there was a discrepancy among ”ability learning” and ”self-trust in self-worth” (p<.05), motives for taking Pool course was higher than satisfactory level (3.87 and 4.00>3.76 and 3.81), but there was no significant difference on ”social relations.” This outcome manifests that distinct divergences of higher Levels between motives for taking Pool course and perceived level was the only indication showing that the improvement of this course. 5) After the analysis of IPA, the evaluation reached over 3.42and appeared in A section, the satisfied space. Therefore, the teaching strategy was able to maintain.
The purpose of the study was to study the college students considerations for Pool course taken and their experience level and to interpret now students' ”motives for Pool course taken” and ”experience level on Pool course” so as to outfit researchers with outlines to make progress on devising, executing and assessing on later course designing and scheming. ”The college students' motives for Pool course taken and undergoing level” was used as bench mark to study 461 students taking researchers' Pool course in Cheng Shiu University and National Kaohsiung Hospitality College as examinees in 2003~2004 Academic Year, 1st Semester. The data were analyzed by SPSS 10.0 for Windows package software and Descriptive Statistics, One-Way-MANOVA. Duncan post-hoc comparison, paired-samples t-test, and analysis of performing importance were used to deprive the results: 1) The sequence about the college students' motivations for Pool course and their perceived level: ”ability learning” scoring highest, then ”self-trust in self-worth, ”and” social relations.” 2) There were noticeable contrast on two genders' motivation when choosing course (males>females), no conspicuous dissimilarities on different schools or school systems. In other words, the Pool-course-students are various because of genders, but no disparities due to different background students. 3) There were noticeable contrast on two genders’ satisfactory level when choosing course (males>females), but no conspicuous dissimilarities on different schools or school systems. In other words, the Pool-course-students' percieved level were various because of genders, but no disparities due to different background students. 4) After ”motives for Pool course and percieved level” was analyzed by paired-Samples T-Test. outcome has revealed that there was a discrepancy among ”ability learning” and ”self-trust in self-worth” (p<.05), motives for taking Pool course was higher than satisfactory level (3.87 and 4.00>3.76 and 3.81), but there was no significant difference on ”social relations.” This outcome manifests that distinct divergences of higher Levels between motives for taking Pool course and perceived level was the only indication showing that the improvement of this course. 5) After the analysis of IPA, the evaluation reached over 3.42and appeared in A section, the satisfied space. Therefore, the teaching strategy was able to maintain.