2016
DOI: 10.18488/journal.61/2016.4.2/61.2.71.83
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Quality Assurance in Higher Education Using Business Intelligence Technology

Abstract: The quality of higher education is of particular importance for the development and progress of modern society. Modern higher education institutions aim to improve their services, and establish a system of continuous quality assurance. Within the framework of the European Standards and Guidelines for Quality Assurance, Standard 1.6 requires the implementation of information systems for efficient management of study programs and other activities. During the phase of problem analysis and objectives, in regard to… Show more

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“…Further, this process heavily depends on subjective judgments of the reviewers, frequently, leading to inconsistencies in evaluation outcomes. At present higher education institutes use their own computerised information systems to automate different types of academic and administrative activities [20]. Students information systems (SIS), student evaluation systems (SES), learning management systems (LMS), academic accountability and workload model (AAWM)and library management system (LibMS) are common examples for such systems.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Further, this process heavily depends on subjective judgments of the reviewers, frequently, leading to inconsistencies in evaluation outcomes. At present higher education institutes use their own computerised information systems to automate different types of academic and administrative activities [20]. Students information systems (SIS), student evaluation systems (SES), learning management systems (LMS), academic accountability and workload model (AAWM)and library management system (LibMS) are common examples for such systems.…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%