DocumentCode
2068412
Title
Quantitative models and software architecture, facing student Desertion and Permanence
Author
Perez Gama, Jesus Alfonso ; Rozo Arteaga, Martha Isabel ; Smith Londono Buritica, Roger ; Marulanda Quinche, Alejandro ; Alvarez Gaitan, Andrey Ali ; Mena Mena, Alexis ; Perilla Cubides, Lina Maria ; Rincon Serrato, Juan Carlos ; Hoyos Gomez, Guillermo
Author_Institution
Fundacion de Educ. Super. San Jose, Bogota, Colombia
fYear
2013
fDate
26-29 Aug. 2013
Firstpage
604
Lastpage
611
Abstract
The development of multi-tier architecture based on knowledge and model driven for the competitiveness is discussed in Higher Education; the engine are Mathematical and Computational Models for dynamic and structural analysis of the academic governance given the student high dropout. The problem is characterized by the high social and economic costs; the layers mentioned, mainly are: Institution issues, Users (3-student levels, Faculty Teachers and Parents) and the data and knowledge, enabling management of multiple piece inter-connected environments, focusing on the governance with its sustainability impact into quality, productivity and competitiveness. Data architecture gives several figures on desertion, costs (families, institutions). The period of observation, the student´s retention figures were increased significantly and the desertion control was also improved.
Keywords
educational administrative data processing; further education; productivity; socio-economic effects; software architecture; academic governance; competitiveness; computational model; data architecture; dynamic analysis; economic cost; faculty teachers; higher education; institution issues; mathematical model; multiple piece interconnected environments; multitier architecture development; parents; productivity; quantitative model; social costs; software architecture; structural analysis; student desertion control; student levels; student permanence; student retention; sustainability impact; Biological system modeling; Computer architecture; Educational institutions; Mathematical model; Productivity; Software architecture; Desertion; Desertion Cost; Education Software Architecture; Information architecture; Student Permanence;
fLanguage
English
Publisher
ieee
Conference_Titel
Teaching, Assessment and Learning for Engineering (TALE), 2013 IEEE International Conference on
Conference_Location
Bali
Type
conf
DOI
10.1109/TALE.2013.6654509
Filename
6654509
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