Questionnaire for students - Real-Projects-Digitalization/RPD-Defendo GitHub Wiki

Questions:

  1. How safe do you feel on campus during the day and at night?
  2. What security measures are you aware of on campus?
  3. Have you ever experienced or witnessed a security issue on campus?
  4. What improvements would you suggest for campus security?
  5. How would you rate the university's overall security on a scale of 1 to 10?

Student 1: Alex (Engineering)

1. I feel safe during the day, but at night, it feels a bit isolated, especially in parking lots.
2. I know about the campus security patrols and emergency call boxes.
3. I saw someone trying to break into a bike once. It was reported, but I’m not sure what happened.
4. Better lighting in areas would help a lot.
5. I’d give it a 7.

Student 2: Maria (Psychology)

1. Pretty safe, though I avoid staying late on campus.
2. There’s a campus escort service, and I think they have CCTV.
3. A friend had her phone stolen at the library. 4. More visible security officers, especially in remote areas.
5. 8, because they’re responsive but could improve visibility.

Student 3: Jamal (Computer Science)

1. Very safe during the day; at night, I stick to well-lit paths.
2. I’m aware of the security app and the blue emergency poles.
3. I haven’t experienced anything, but I’ve heard about thefts.
4. An awareness campaign about securing personal belongings.
5. I’d say 9, since I’ve never had issues myself.

Student 4: Priya (Business)

1. Comfortable during the day, but night classes can feel uneasy.
2. They have campus-wide cameras and security patrols.
3. I once saw someone being escorted out of the dorms who wasn’t supposed to be there.
4. More student awareness about security protocols.
5. A 6—it’s decent, but there’s room for improvement.

Student 5: Tyler (Sports Science)

1. Very safe, even at night, but I’m usually around people.
2. Campus police and the emergency call boxes.
3. No, I haven’t, but I’ve read security alerts via email.
4. An app for real-time incident reporting could be great.
5. Solid 8—they’re doing well.

Student 6: Amina (Fine Arts)

1. Safe during the day, but the art building at night feels creepy.
2. Security patrols, cameras, and emergency buttons.
3. Someone got their bag stolen during a class break.
4. More frequent patrols around quieter buildings.
5. I’d rate it a 7.

Student 7: Ben (Biology)

1. Pretty safe, but I avoid walking alone at night.
2. The blue light system and campus police station.
3. My lab partner had his bike stolen last year.
4. Better bike racks and anti-theft measures.
5. 6—they’re trying, but thefts are common.

Student 8: Sofia (History)

1. I feel okay, but night lectures make me nervous walking back to the dorm.
2. Campus security offices and the student escort service.
3. A classmate had their wallet stolen in the cafeteria.
4. Increased camera coverage in busy areas.
5. 7, because there’s effort but still gaps.

Student 9: Leo (Physics)

1. Comfortable during the day, unsure about late nights.
2. Campus alerts and security personnel.
3. A fire alarm was pulled unnecessarily once—caused panic.
4. More drills or awareness events.
5. A 9—they’ve been reliable in emergencies.

Student 10: Jasmine (Nursing)

1. Very safe; I feel they take security seriously.
2. Campus app, emergency poles, and patrols.
3. I heard about a suspicious person being escorted off campus once.
4. More signage directing to safe zones.
5. A 10—I’ve always felt secure here.