2019 1st International Conference on Advances in Science, Engineering and Robotics Technology (ICASERT) 2019
DOI: 10.1109/icasert.2019.8934496
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Student’s Academic Performance Evaluation Method Using Fuzzy Logic System

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“…Furthermore, studies conducted by Ismail et al (2019) observed that although the traditional assessment method that mostly relied on test scores is effective in accessing the students' study skills competency, it appeared to be ineffective in providing more information on other important skills. Therefore, this study suggests that the output obtained in this study should measure the student's overall performance unlike the study done by Yadav et al (2011), Barlybayev et al (2016) and Aziz et al (2019), where their findings only emphasized on student performance evaluation method which relied heavily on academic performance only. This study also revealed that by embedding rubric scoring designation into implementation of fuzzy logic approach, it is easier to assign students based on the range of classification provided, which is in line with the findings by Tay et al, (2009) that clearly stated the rubric as an essential scoring tool for subjectivity assessment.…”
Section: Fig 7 Input and Output Valuementioning
confidence: 68%
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“…Furthermore, studies conducted by Ismail et al (2019) observed that although the traditional assessment method that mostly relied on test scores is effective in accessing the students' study skills competency, it appeared to be ineffective in providing more information on other important skills. Therefore, this study suggests that the output obtained in this study should measure the student's overall performance unlike the study done by Yadav et al (2011), Barlybayev et al (2016) and Aziz et al (2019), where their findings only emphasized on student performance evaluation method which relied heavily on academic performance only. This study also revealed that by embedding rubric scoring designation into implementation of fuzzy logic approach, it is easier to assign students based on the range of classification provided, which is in line with the findings by Tay et al, (2009) that clearly stated the rubric as an essential scoring tool for subjectivity assessment.…”
Section: Fig 7 Input and Output Valuementioning
confidence: 68%
“…Their study was based on academic assessment such as mark scores in lecture, practical lesson, studio sessions, self-work of students and laboratory work to represent the overall students' performance. Recently, Aziz, Golap & Hashem (2019) proposed an application of Fuzzy Inference System (FIS) to evaluate students' performance by considering the continuous assessment in their learning programme. Their method includes the students' attendances, total time spent by the students in class and also their test marks in class and final exam results as input to determine the students' performance.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Student's performance evaluation based on academic curriculum is an essential task to perform in order to make the teaching learning procedure effective and meaningful [1,2]. Now a day's students' learning process has become more or less outcome based [3].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%