cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.25381/cput.19582804.v1
title: Reputation management on social media: A case study of SA female hip hop artists

description: Ethical Clearance: N/A The research title being the Reputation Management of Social Media: The case study of emerging Hip Hop artists. I am embarking on a pragmatism research philosophy, with the research question as the most important determinant. My research question for this study is what are the textual representations of femininity in Instagram posts, of South African (SA) Hip hop artists? I think it is important to research on gendered discourses and practices because inequality still exists between male and female hip hop artists, as well as over-sexualization of women based on their images on social media. The study is qualitative and therefore will follow a conceptual framework to identify themes and patterns. I am hoping to investigate human experiences through the social constructs of gender and sexuality on social media, how the masculinity and femininity discourse continues to influence society in both positive and negative ways. These social media stereotype images and views are shaping sexual behavior of youth. It is important to interpret these text at a much deeper level to document and make sense of what is being communicated digitally in order to understand current gendered culture.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.19248039
title: The effect of trustworthy digital advertising on green product consumption in South Africa

description: Ethical clearance: ref no: 211256943/2021/7<br>Raw Data<br>Using QuestionPro.com for my online questionnaire with participants on social media platform (Facebook).
DOI: 10.25381/cput.16553304
title: Content Analysis Checklists

description: Ethical clearance number: EFEC 1-12/2019<br>Frequency tables and graphs of the codes of ethics, codes of conduct and protocols that South African Universities have available online. The first sheet shows the data recorded on the checklists for all the universities that were identified as having a Faculty of Education. The yellow highlights show the universities that were removed from the sample due to not offering Foundation Phase Education in their Education Faculty. The green highlights were eliminated from the sample as they did not have functional websites to determine which courses they offer or what policies they have available online. The second sheet shows the graphs drawn up from the data in sheet one. The third sheet is a reduced table of the sample that were retained the follow up phases of the research.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.16553304.v1
title: Content Analysis Checklists

description: Ethical clearance number: EFEC 1-12/2019<br>Frequency tables and graphs of the codes of ethics, codes of conduct and protocols that South African Universities have available online. The first sheet shows the data recorded on the checklists for all the universities that were identified as having a Faculty of Education. The yellow highlights show the universities that were removed from the sample due to not offering Foundation Phase Education in their Education Faculty. The green highlights were eliminated from the sample as they did not have functional websites to determine which courses they offer or what policies they have available online. The second sheet shows the graphs drawn up from the data in sheet one. The third sheet is a reduced table of the sample that were retained the follow up phases of the research.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.19582804
title: Reputation management on social media: A case study of SA female hip hop artists

description: Ethical Clearance: N/A The research title being the Reputation Management of Social Media: The case study of emerging Hip Hop artists. I am embarking on a pragmatism research philosophy, with the research question as the most important determinant. My research question for this study is what are the textual representations of femininity in Instagram posts, of South African (SA) Hip hop artists? I think it is important to research on gendered discourses and practices because inequality still exists between male and female hip hop artists, as well as over-sexualization of women based on their images on social media. The study is qualitative and therefore will follow a conceptual framework to identify themes and patterns. I am hoping to investigate human experiences through the social constructs of gender and sexuality on social media, how the masculinity and femininity discourse continues to influence society in both positive and negative ways. These social media stereotype images and views are shaping sexual behavior of youth. It is important to interpret these text at a much deeper level to document and make sense of what is being communicated digitally in order to understand current gendered culture.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.16573334
title: Pre-service Teacher Survey

description: Ethical clearance number: EFEC 1-12/2019Survey: Perceptions of PSTs on ethics for teaching practices: This is the data in an Excel frequency table of PST participant selection survey. Yellow indicated they experienced an ethical dilemma. Green indicated no ethical dilemma at the question however explained the sort dilemma she experienced. This sheet was created by Google Forms and was uploaded to SPSS. SPSS outputs include: Final PST Biographical, Final PST closed questions, and Final dataset. Thematic analysis of open ended questions are included as Themes PST.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.16573334.v1
title: Pre-service Teacher Survey

description: Ethical clearance number: EFEC 1-12/2019Survey: Perceptions of PSTs on ethics for teaching practices: This is the data in an Excel frequency table of PST participant selection survey. Yellow indicated they experienced an ethical dilemma. Green indicated no ethical dilemma at the question however explained the sort dilemma she experienced. This sheet was created by Google Forms and was uploaded to SPSS. SPSS outputs include: Final PST Biographical, Final PST closed questions, and Final dataset. Thematic analysis of open ended questions are included as Themes PST.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.19248039.v1
title: The effect of trustworthy digital advertising on green product consumption in South Africa

description: Ethical clearance: ref no: 211256943/2021/7<br>Raw Data<br>Using QuestionPro.com for my online questionnaire with participants on social media platform (Facebook).
DOI: 10.25381/cput.16573355.v1
title: PST interview data analysis

description: Ethical clearance number: EFEC 1-12/2019<br>Notes and themes: List of the notes and themes identified manually in PST interview transcriptions. Code book PST interviews: Codebook with themes, quotations and identifiers from the interviews. Theme mapping: Manual theme mapping process of thematic analysis Transcripts of PST interviews: PST9, PST11&11.1; PST17; PST26; PST27; PST28; PST37; PST53; PST55.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.16573379.v1
title: TPC survey analysis

description: Ethical clearance number: EFEC 1-12/2019TPC survey data to confirm content analysis on available codes of ethics, codes of conduct and other ethics policies for teaching practice at SA universities.TP_Survey Perceptions: Excel sheet downloaded from Google forms with TPC survey responses.TPC data set: Entire SPSS format data set.Output 1 TPC closed ended questions: SPSS output of biographical and closed ended questions (section A and B of survey).TPC section C: Manual thematic analysis of open-ended questions.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.13194041.v1
title: 213073838 R_Noordien MEng_CD Appendix AA.xlsx

description: The data spreadsheet contains a compiled collection of published datasets from all around the world, each referenced accordingly. The spreadsheet also includes the specific datasets used in the study conducted by Noordien (2020) "Modelling drying and autogenous srinkage of high strength concrete with and without mineral and chemical admixtures".
DOI: 10.25381/cput.16573355
title: PST interview data analysis

description: Ethical clearance number: EFEC 1-12/2019<br>Notes and themes: List of the notes and themes identified manually in PST interview transcriptions. Code book PST interviews: Codebook with themes, quotations and identifiers from the interviews. Theme mapping: Manual theme mapping process of thematic analysis Transcripts of PST interviews: PST9, PST11&11.1; PST17; PST26; PST27; PST28; PST37; PST53; PST55.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.16573379
title: TPC survey analysis

description: Ethical clearance number: EFEC 1-12/2019TPC survey data to confirm content analysis on available codes of ethics, codes of conduct and other ethics policies for teaching practice at SA universities.TP_Survey Perceptions: Excel sheet downloaded from Google forms with TPC survey responses.TPC data set: Entire SPSS format data set.Output 1 TPC closed ended questions: SPSS output of biographical and closed ended questions (section A and B of survey).TPC section C: Manual thematic analysis of open-ended questions.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.17067974
title: Hospitality graduates' preparedness for the first line management role in the industry in the Western Cape.

description: <b>Ethical clearance certificate (Number 2019FBRE623)</b><br><br>The hospitality industry is a highly service-orientated sector and therefore requires hospitality graduates to be prepared for the industry. This can be done if higher education institutions fully equip hospitality graduates for the industry during their tertiary period so that when they get to the workplace they have what the hospitality employers expect from them. The research problem is that there seem to be existing challenges/contradictions in the hospitality graduates’ preparation by the hotel school at a university in the Western Cape for the first line management (FLM) role. This study set out to explore these challenges and to bring together academic staff, employers and hospitality graduates to collectively seek potential interventions. The objective of the study was to focus on hotel school graduates' preparedness for the FLM role in the hospitality industry in the Western Cape.This was done using a qualitative intervention-research methodology, the Change Laboratory (CL), which allows participants involved in the problem to generate solutions through dialogic workshops for change. Historical data was collected through in-depth interviews (mirror data) with six hospitality lecturers and four hospitality employers (selected from five-star hotels in Cape Town) through purposive sampling. This was followed by four CL intervention sessions with six hospitality graduates, self-selected through non-probability purposive sampling. An ethical clearance certificate <b>(Number 2019FBRE623</b>), was issued by the Faculty of Business department for the study.The mirror data collected from hospitality employers and academic staff were closely aligned as there seemed to be agreement that hospitality graduates were not prepared for the FLM role in the industry. In the CL sessions, the main contradictions of the hospitality graduates’ preparedness for the FLM role in the industry emerged during the analysis stage and the modelling stages. A new activity system for the future for the hospitality graduates’ preparedness for the FLM role was developed as a solution to the outlined main contradictions. This was envisaged to be an activity system that would produce a possible solution to the research problem. The study therefore recommends further research be done on the proposed new activity system so that all the processes of the expansive learning cycle could be completed for the proposals to be effected at this UoT hotel school as this would bring about the needed change (prepared hospitality graduates). <br>
DOI: 10.25381/cput.17067974.v1
title: Hospitality graduates' preparedness for the first line management role in the industry in the Western Cape.

description: <b>Ethical clearance certificate (Number 2019FBRE623)</b><br><br>The hospitality industry is a highly service-orientated sector and therefore requires hospitality graduates to be prepared for the industry. This can be done if higher education institutions fully equip hospitality graduates for the industry during their tertiary period so that when they get to the workplace they have what the hospitality employers expect from them. The research problem is that there seem to be existing challenges/contradictions in the hospitality graduates’ preparation by the hotel school at a university in the Western Cape for the first line management (FLM) role. This study set out to explore these challenges and to bring together academic staff, employers and hospitality graduates to collectively seek potential interventions. The objective of the study was to focus on hotel school graduates' preparedness for the FLM role in the hospitality industry in the Western Cape.This was done using a qualitative intervention-research methodology, the Change Laboratory (CL), which allows participants involved in the problem to generate solutions through dialogic workshops for change. Historical data was collected through in-depth interviews (mirror data) with six hospitality lecturers and four hospitality employers (selected from five-star hotels in Cape Town) through purposive sampling. This was followed by four CL intervention sessions with six hospitality graduates, self-selected through non-probability purposive sampling. An ethical clearance certificate <b>(Number 2019FBRE623</b>), was issued by the Faculty of Business department for the study.The mirror data collected from hospitality employers and academic staff were closely aligned as there seemed to be agreement that hospitality graduates were not prepared for the FLM role in the industry. In the CL sessions, the main contradictions of the hospitality graduates’ preparedness for the FLM role in the industry emerged during the analysis stage and the modelling stages. A new activity system for the future for the hospitality graduates’ preparedness for the FLM role was developed as a solution to the outlined main contradictions. This was envisaged to be an activity system that would produce a possible solution to the research problem. The study therefore recommends further research be done on the proposed new activity system so that all the processes of the expansive learning cycle could be completed for the proposals to be effected at this UoT hotel school as this would bring about the needed change (prepared hospitality graduates). <br>
DOI: 10.25381/cput.16573385.v1
title: TPC interview analysis

description: Ethical clearance number: EFEC 1-12/2019This dataset contains the data that was collected and analysed during Teaching Practice Coordinator (TPC) interviews. The set includes: TPC interview transcriptions: Transcript university A3, Transcript university A4, Transcript university H1.TPC list of notes and themes: TPC notes and themes.TPC codebook of themes with quotations and identifiers: TPC Interview Table of superordinate themes. TPC manual thematic analysis: TPC interview theme mapping
DOI: 10.25381/cput.17206676
title: Microbial Biodiversity as an indicator of health: A focus on selected peatlands of the Southern Cape, South Africa.

description: Ethical clearance reference number: N/A <br> T-RFLP results of Vankervelsvlei, Gratitude Farm (Goukou River), and Springfield Farm. XRF analysis of Gratitude Farm (Goukou River) and XRF analysis of Springfield Farm and Vankervelsvlei.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.16573385
title: TPC interview analysis

description: Ethical clearance number: EFEC 1-12/2019This dataset contains the data that was collected and analysed during Teaching Practice Coordinator (TPC) interviews. The set includes: TPC interview transcriptions: Transcript university A3, Transcript university A4, Transcript university H1.TPC list of notes and themes: TPC notes and themes.TPC codebook of themes with quotations and identifiers: TPC Interview Table of superordinate themes. TPC manual thematic analysis: TPC interview theme mapping
DOI: 10.25381/cput.17206676.v1
title: Microbial Biodiversity as an indicator of health: A focus on selected peatlands of the Southern Cape, South Africa.

description: Ethical clearance reference number: N/A <br> T-RFLP results of Vankervelsvlei, Gratitude Farm (Goukou River), and Springfield Farm. XRF analysis of Gratitude Farm (Goukou River) and XRF analysis of Springfield Farm and Vankervelsvlei.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.17823818.v1
title: Catalyst and elemental analysis involving biodiesel from various feedstocks

description: Ethical Clearance Certificate: 2019FEREC-STD-122The selected method of catalyst preparation is shown, biodiesel was produced from both co-precipitation method and wet impregnation and fuel quality was accessed. Here, these two methods were initially tried and accessed for the best method to use and optimise.Catalyst raw materials and the synthesis bifunctional catalyst were characterised using BET, XRD, FTIR, as illustrated in the spreadsheets namely CaO, Al<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>, and 75CaO/25Al<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3 </sub>characterisation.Biodiesel Feedstocks were analysed through Gas Chromatography, the saturated and unsaturated fatty acids of fresh and waste sunflower and palm oils are shown in spreadsheet named fatty acids characterisations.In the properties characterisations spreadsheet, the fuel properties of the produced sunflower and palm biodiesel is evident. Here, Viscosity, Density, Total acid number, Flash point, Oxidation stability, Soot, Sulphates, Nitrates, and glycol is shown. Elemental content present within each biodiesel is shown in spreadsheet named Elemental Analysis _ICP_OES. Here, Sodium, Magnesium, Potassium, Calcium, Iron, Phosphorus, Aluminium, Zinc, Copper and Sulphur is shown in mg/l
DOI: 10.25381/cput.17825837
title: Optimization of Biodiesel Produced from Waste Sunflower Cooking Oil over CaO/Al2O3

description: <b>Ethical Clearance Certificate: 2019FEREC-STD-122</b><br>The dataset 2 is composed of mainly chapter 4 of the thesis. In RSD Analysis spreadsheet is the statistical analysis of the optimised sunflower biodiesel. Here, ANOVA, Model Summary, Sequential Model, and lack of fit analysis is evident. In sample runs analysis spreadsheet is the fuel quality of each run i.e., viscosity, density, and flash point, the factors used in the optimisation is catalyst weight, temperature, and time. Moreover, desirability and predicted yield are shown after different conditions were evaluated.The fuel quality of the biodiesel synthesised at the chosen optimum parameters are shown in spreadsheet named optimised fuel properties. Here, qualities such as Oxidation stability, Water content, Distillation at 90%, 10% distillation residues, Ca+Mg, Na+K, Sulphur, Phosphorus, Viscosity, Density, Total acid number, Flash point, Soot, Sulphates, Nitrates, and glycol is shown.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.17825837.v1
title: Optimization of Biodiesel Produced from Waste Sunflower Cooking Oil over CaO/Al2O3

description: <b>Ethical Clearance Certificate: 2019FEREC-STD-122</b><br>The dataset 2 is composed of mainly chapter 4 of the thesis. In RSD Analysis spreadsheet is the statistical analysis of the optimised sunflower biodiesel. Here, ANOVA, Model Summary, Sequential Model, and lack of fit analysis is evident. In sample runs analysis spreadsheet is the fuel quality of each run i.e., viscosity, density, and flash point, the factors used in the optimisation is catalyst weight, temperature, and time. Moreover, desirability and predicted yield are shown after different conditions were evaluated.The fuel quality of the biodiesel synthesised at the chosen optimum parameters are shown in spreadsheet named optimised fuel properties. Here, qualities such as Oxidation stability, Water content, Distillation at 90%, 10% distillation residues, Ca+Mg, Na+K, Sulphur, Phosphorus, Viscosity, Density, Total acid number, Flash point, Soot, Sulphates, Nitrates, and glycol is shown.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.19298894
title: Interviews with Lecturers and students

description: (EFEC 8-4/2021)<br>Data that i am uploading is the interviews i had with the students and lecturers around teaching strategies and students challenges.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.19298894.v1
title: Interviews with Lecturers and students

description: (EFEC 8-4/2021)<br>Data that i am uploading is the interviews i had with the students and lecturers around teaching strategies and students challenges.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.17823818
title: Catalyst and elemental analysis involving biodiesel from various feedstocks

description: Ethical Clearance Certificate: 2019FEREC-STD-122The selected method of catalyst preparation is shown, biodiesel was produced from both co-precipitation method and wet impregnation and fuel quality was accessed. Here, these two methods were initially tried and accessed for the best method to use and optimise.Catalyst raw materials and the synthesis bifunctional catalyst were characterised using BET, XRD, FTIR, as illustrated in the spreadsheets namely CaO, Al<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3</sub>, and 75CaO/25Al<sub>2</sub>O<sub>3 </sub>characterisation.Biodiesel Feedstocks were analysed through Gas Chromatography, the saturated and unsaturated fatty acids of fresh and waste sunflower and palm oils are shown in spreadsheet named fatty acids characterisations.In the properties characterisations spreadsheet, the fuel properties of the produced sunflower and palm biodiesel is evident. Here, Viscosity, Density, Total acid number, Flash point, Oxidation stability, Soot, Sulphates, Nitrates, and glycol is shown. Elemental content present within each biodiesel is shown in spreadsheet named Elemental Analysis _ICP_OES. Here, Sodium, Magnesium, Potassium, Calcium, Iron, Phosphorus, Aluminium, Zinc, Copper and Sulphur is shown in mg/l
DOI: 10.25381/cput.19465055.v1
title: Vianka_Archery_215040333_datasets.pdf

description: 2019FEREC-STD-62<br>The following data sets was produced from the supercritical CO2 extraction of hop components. The experimental runs were conducted on a High-pressure pilot plant. These data sets include the yield obtained at a range of pressures (150, 200 and 250 bar) while temperature was kept constant at 40 deg Celcius.
DOI: 10.25381/cput.19486901.v1
title: FACTORS FOR THE DESIGN OF AN INTEGRATED REAL-TIME INFORMATION SYSTEM FOR PUBLIC COMMUTING IN SOUTH AFRICA

description: Ethics reference number: 217036406/2020-10.<br><br>This study aimed to explore factors affecting the availability and accessibility of real-time information for public commuters in South Africa to understand the design requirements for an IRIS for public commuting services in the country.<br>The data was collected using three methods:<br>Co-design - Commuters (Dataset 1)<br>Interviews - Public transport operators (Dataset 2)<br>Document review - City of Cape Town and transport operators (Dataset 3)<br><br>
DOI: 10.25381/cput.19465055
title: Vianka_Archery_215040333_datasets.pdf

description: 2019FEREC-STD-62<br>The following data sets was produced from the supercritical CO2 extraction of hop components. The experimental runs were conducted on a High-pressure pilot plant. These data sets include the yield obtained at a range of pressures (150, 200 and 250 bar) while temperature was kept constant at 40 deg Celcius.