1.

SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING
Systematic or sequential sampling is the selection of samples in sequence according to a predetermined
modality.
2. CLUSTER SAMPLING

Cluster sampling or multi-stage sampling is the successive selection of random samples from larger to smaller
units by using either simple random or stratified random methods. It involves several stages in drawing the
samples from the population.
3. STRATIFIED RANDOM SAMPLING

Stratified random sampling divides the population into homogenous subgroups from which elements are
selected at random. This is done to ensure representatives of the sample size by grouping elements with similar
strata and selected the desired number of elements.
4. SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING

Systematic or sequential sampling is the selection of samples in sequence according to a predetermined

modality.
5. SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING

Systematic or sequential sampling is the selection of samples in sequence according to a predetermined

modality.
6. STRATIFIED RANDOM SAMPLING

Stratified random sampling divides the population into homogenous subgroups from which elements are
selected at random.
7. SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING

The selection of samples on random basis from a sampling frame. Each element has an equal chance or
probability of being chosen as subject of the study.
8. SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING

The selection of samples on random basis from a sampling frame. Each element has an equal chance or
probability of being chosen as subject of the study.
9. SIMPLE RANDOM SAMPLING

The selection of samples on random basis from a sampling frame. Each element has an equal chance or
probability of being chosen as subject of the study.
10. SYSTEMATIC SAMPLING

Systematic or sequential sampling is the selection of samples in sequence according to a predetermined modality