Online course quality factor analysis based on fuzzy mathematics
MA Shu-qin
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MA Shu-qin
Abstract
Nowadays, the online course has become one of the most important ways in education, and the quality of online course is influenced by some factor, such as self-teaching ability, teaching assistance, the difficulty of course and the quality of lecture note. For finding the weights of the factors, this paper purpose a model based on fuzzy mathematics for factor analysis in the online course quality evaluation. By applying the survey data in our model, we find out that most student are very much rely on teaching assistance in the online course, and the student with good ability of self-teaching are rely on the quality of teaching software, meanwhile we find that the sophistic theory is not suitable for online course.
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Nowadays, the online course has become one of the most important ways in education, and the quality of online course is influenced by some factor, such as self-teaching ability, teaching assistance, the difficulty of course and the quality of lecture note. For finding the weights of the factors, this paper purpose a model based on fuzzy mathematics for factor analysis in the online course quality evaluation. By applying the survey data in our model, we find out that most student are very much rely on teaching assistance in the online course, and the student with good ability of self-teaching are rely on the quality of teaching software, meanwhile we find that the sophistic theory is not suitable for online course.
Key concepts: Course (navigation), Online course, Quality (philosophy), Computer science, Factor (programming language), Fuzzy logic, Mathematics education, Software