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http://dx.doi.org/10.14702/JPEE.2022.061

Designing a Employment Prediction Model Using Machine Learning: Focusing on D-University Graduates  

Kim, Sungkook (Div. of IT Convergence, Doowon Technical University)
Oh, Chang-Heon (School of Electrical, Electronics and Communication Engineering, KOREATECH)
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Journal of Practical Engineering Education / v.14, no.1, 2022 , pp. 61-74 More about this Journal
Abstract
Recently, youth unemployment, especially the unemployment problem of university graduates, has emerged as a social problem. Unemployment of university graduates is both a pan-national issue and a university-level issue, and each university is making many efforts to increase the employment rate of graduates. In this study, we present a model that predicts employment availability of D-university graduates by utilizing Machine Learning. The variables used were analyzed using up to 138 personal information, admission information, bachelor's information, etc., but in order to reflect them in the future curriculum, only the data after admission works effectively, so by department / student. The proposal was limited to the recommended ability to improve the separate employment rate. In other words, since admission grades are indicators that cannot be improved due to individual efforts after enrollment, they were used to improve the degree of prediction of employment rate. In this research, we implemented a employment prediction model through analysis of the core ability of D-University, which reflects the university's philosophy, goals, human resources awards, etc., and machined the impact of the introduction of a new core ability prediction model on actual employment. Use learning to evaluate. Carried out. It is significant to establish a basis for improving the employment rate by applying the results of future research to the establishment of curriculums by department and guidance for student careers.
Keywords
Big data; Core competency; Machine Learning; Prediction system; Unemployment;
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