Explain how you would you draw a sample of 10 undergraduate students to interview.

Suppose you are going to conduct survey research on the study habits of McMaster undergraduate students for your senior thesis project. Collecting the necessary data requires administering an online survey to a sample of 1,000 undergraduate students who are registered at McMaster as of January 1, 2020. You have the Registrar Office’s database of all 26,000 undergraduate students registered as of that date, which contains the name, gender, year level (e.g. 2nd year undergraduate), and faculty (e.g. Social Sciences) for each student. Explain how you would draw an appropriate sample using this information. In so doing, keep in mind the following questions:•What is your study population?•What is your sampling frame?•How will you select the sample? •How will you stratify the sample (if you choose to do so)?Question 2 (400 words): Suppose you plan to conduct qualitative research on the study habits of undergraduate students as part of your senior thesis project. You propose to interview 10 students by yourself, with each interview taking 45-60 minutes to complete. Explain how you would you draw a sample of 10 undergraduate students to interview. In other words, how would you identify and select 10 students who are willing to participate in your interview in a way that would yield the most methodologically sound data?For each of your answers, briefly explain the sampling design first, and then explain why you think this sampling design represents the best approach for each respective project.