A Study of Student''s Cognition and Behavior for Campus Waterscape

• Main Authors: Sung, Pei—Rung, 宋佩容
• Other Authors: Chow, I-Chang
• Format: Others
• Language: zh-TW
• Published: 2002
• Online Access: http://ndltd.ncl.edu.tw/handle/32468586489011635596

碩士 === 逢甲大學 === 建築及都市計畫研究所 === 90 === The main function of the open space in the campus is to provide students with a place for the activities as well as resting. On the other hand, the settings of the campus, more or less, will influence students´ learning motive and the teachers’ performance. In terms of the environmental planning, therefore, the interaction between people and the surroundings should be taken into consideration. In Taiwan, there are approximately eighty-two percent of the campus plans included water as the element of design. And for the environmental design, the use of waterscape also reckoned as a crucial element. This study is dealt with the relationship among the waterscape pattern, waterscape cognition and student´s behavior. This study intends to test four hypothesis, which are: First, the behavior in the waterscape, and the analysis of what contribute it. Second, the individuality, cognition and behavior are within the discussion. Finally, the connectivity among the waterscape pattern, individuality, behavior and cognition will be discussed. This study choose three waterscape settings in FENG CHIA University. At the beginning, we observe and record the characteristics of waterscape and user′s behavior. Then, a questionnaire is devised for the user, which 398 copies of valid questionnaire were received. The data analysis employs the Repeated measures ANOVA, t-test, Canonical Correlation Analysis and Pearson Correlation Analysis to examine the research hypothesis. The result of this study are: The observation shows that the user behavior differs from place to place. The cognition varies with the different types of waterscape. The waterscape cognition may vary with the different types of individuality. The waterscape cognition may relate to the user behavior. The user behavior differs from different patterns of waterscape.