SOA-based Information Integration Platform for Educational Management Decision Support System

Abstract

The resource management platform based on the resource library has different structures, which brings a lot of inconvenience to the sharing of educational resources. However, the scale of the school is constantly expanding, the number of campuses and departments within the school increases, and the number of teachers and students increases. These new circumstances need the development of an open, secure, and effective school administration system that can operate online at any time and from any location. The “plan norm model” of educational management decision-making goals controls the decision-making dynamic structure. Whether the decision-making object is an “economic man” or a “social man,” its dynamic structure is built on a top-down control sequence, with the only variation being the control mechanisms used. In colleges and universities, educational administration management is an essential aspect of educational management. It is a work with strong timeliness, heavy workload, and high accuracy requirements, affecting the overall situation of teaching. This paper proposes an information integration platform based on SOA, which integrates various enterprise application systems into a unified platform by using a loose coupling structure, realizes information sharing among application systems, and meets the needs of cross-departmental enterprise business. As a new architecture idea, service-oriented architecture can package existing assets and reuse existing assets. It can also minimize the impact of demand changes because its implementation is loosely coupled. When users need to add or modify a function, they only need to make a few modifications in the presentation layer or business process layer.

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“…The current resource management platform poses challenges for sharing educational resources due to its varied structures. This study [21] proposes an information integration platform based on Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA) to unify various enterprise application systems, enabling information sharing and meeting cross-departmental business needs. The proposed platform minimizes the impact of demand changes, enhances exibility, and streamlines educational administration processes.…”