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Graduates' Progression Tracking System

  • Amjad Althubiti;Razan Alharthi;Rneem Alqarni;Haya Alharthi;Fawziah Alzahrani;Shahad Alotaibi;Mona Al-Qahtaniy;Mrim Alnfiai
    • International Journal of Computer Science & Network Security
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    • v.24 no.6
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    • pp.119-130
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    • 2024
  • Universities are open systems that aim to prepare students to meet academic and industrial programs' expectations. It is important for universities to recognize these expectations and to make sure that they are achievable. To do so, graduates' progression tracking system is an essential tool for universities' development to ensure graduate students meet the market requirements. The purpose of this paper is to create automatic tracing system that captures information about students after graduation and creates annual report that represents the status of university students in term of employment or completing their study. It mainly assists graduates to find appropriate jobs that meet their desires or enabling them to complete their higher education by providing all these opportunities in one platform. The system main objective is to improve communication between graduate students, the university and companies. It also aims to identify the difficulties associated with graduate employability and changes are required to serve current students in term of creating new programs or activities. This helps universities to identify and address the existing curriculums and program's strengths and weaknesses and their adequacy, quality and competencies of a graduate in the labor market, which enhances the quality of higher education. we analyzed and implemented the tracing system using PHP language, which speeds up custom web application development and MySQL database, which guarantee data security, high performance, and other features. Graduate students found the proposed system usable and valuable.

Job Mobility of the University Graduates Youth In Korea (대졸 청년층의 노동이동 분석 - 인문사회계와 이공계 졸업자를 중심으로 -)

  • Kim, Ahn-Kook
    • Journal of Labour Economics
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    • v.28 no.3
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    • pp.39-76
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    • 2005
  • This study examines the job changes of the youth university graduates in Korea. The pattern of job changes get observed in the Unemployment Insurance Database. This data enables us tracing all job changes in the labor market. The average number of job youth graduates have for four years from graduate is 1.68. The more jobs youth have, the longer total tenure youth have. Youth are much more likely to change careers to different occupation or industry. They move usually into upper occupations but small establishments. They enhance the level of wage through job changes. The science and engineering graduates are more likely to change jobs than the humanity and social science graduates. The higher the level of wage they get is, the lower the probability of their job change is. Those who have good scores in Scholastic Aptitude Test are less likely to change job.

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Job Mobility and Coincidence of Job and Major - in the case of the Science and Engineering Graduates Youth in Korea - (이공계 대졸 청년층의 직장이동과 전공직종일치 분석)

  • Kim, Ahn-Kook
    • Journal of Labour Economics
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    • v.29 no.1
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    • pp.153-184
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    • 2006
  • This study examines the job changes and the coincidence of job and major In the case of the youth, science and engineering graduates in Korea. The pattern of job changes and the coincidence of job and major get observed in the Unemployment Insurance Database and the Graduate List. This data enables us tracing all job changes in the labor market, and analysing the coincidence of job and major. The average rate of coincidence is not so high, the rate at first job is roughly one third. The youth with coincidence of job and major have earned less income than the youth without coincidence of job and major. But this result is impressive in the lower wage earners, any differences in regard to coincidence is not found in the upper wage earners. The probability of the coincidence of job and major is higher in case of the high wage and the high study attainments. The results suggests that the problem of the science and engineering graduates should be concentrated only on the lower manpower in the scientist and engineer jobs. Korean government have to lessen the number of entry into the science and engineering college and enlarge the number of entry into the science and engineering graduate school. Korean government have to prepare the system that aids establishment where the employee with coincidence of job and major earns more income.

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A STUDY ON THE CORRELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PANTOGRAPHIC REPRODUCIBILITY INDEX(PRI) AND PATTERNS OF MANDIBULAR MOVEMENTS USING MANDIBULAR KINESIOGRAPH (Mandibular Kinesiograph를 이용한 하악운동의 형태와 PRI(Pantographicc Reproducibility Index)와의 비교)

  • Choi, Jeong-Ho;Song, Kwang-Yeob;Park, Charn-Woon
    • The Journal of Korean Academy of Prosthodontics
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    • v.29 no.1
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    • pp.289-303
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    • 1991
  • The purpose of this study is to investigate the correlationship between Pantographic Reproducibility Index(PRI) scores and patterns of mandibular movements by mandibular kinesiograph(MKG) that has been used to diagnose temporomandibular disorders. PRI scores have been measured in normal and symptom groups by tracing Denar mechanical pantograph. Maximum lateral deviation, opening & closing velocity, and clinical rest position of mandibular movements have been analyzed in the same group when the mandible is opened and closed. According to to Helkimo's Dysfunction Index, the students and graduates of College of Dentistry are classified as 6 normal groups and 42 symptom groups. The obtained reslts are as follows : 1. The mean of PRI scores was larger in symptom groups than in normal groups. 2. The mean of maximal laterotrusion in frontal trajectory was larger in symptom groups than in normal groups. 3. There was little significant correlationship observed between PRI scores and patterns of mandibular movements by MKG.

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