Automated System Of Assessment Of Occupations In Higher Educational Institutions
Abstract
This article examines the main criteria for assessing university studies. The problems faced today are analyzed. An automated system for assessing university studies has been proposed, which will allow the output of the necessary statistical data to improve the quality of education.
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