Procedimiento para determinar las Tendencias Estadísticas del Desarrollo de la Competencia Investigativa del Ingeniero en Ciencias Informáticas

  1. Estrada Molina, Odiel
  2. Alfonso Pulido, Misleydi
  3. Hidalgo Iglesia, Leonardo
  4. Blanco Hernández, Sahara María
  5. Ciudad Ricardo, Febe Ángel
Journal:
GECONTEC: revista Internacional de Gestión del Conocimiento y la Tecnología

ISSN: 2255-5684

Year of publication: 2014

Issue Title: ESPECIAL UCIENCIA 2014

Volume: 2

Issue: 2

Type: Article

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Abstract

At the University of Informatics Sciences, Cuba, some students in their fourth academic year of an engineering in computer science degree are incorporated into the Software Development Centers and are part of the development team of a real production project. The tasks to be oriented and evaluated for by the same Project Management System having the software project. This system has didactic limitations the module orientation tasks lack evidence to enable it to tutor or specialists (professionals caring for the student) assess students according to the indicators comprising the research competence, and allows knowing the statistical trends of student learning in a range of time. Due to the above-mentioned limitations, set out to develop an application that would guide the tutors in evaluating research competence and in turn that this system could integrate the Project Management System college determining statistical trends current students learning about the development of research competence for timely decision making. To develop software based on a procedure that would determine time series statistics of student learning trends according to the development of research competence associated with software development, which is in turn the result to be presented in this papers was developed.

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