Machine Learning Techniques for Enhancing Student Learning Experiences

Abstract

Outcome-based learning (OBL) is a tried-and-true learning technique based on a set of predetermined objectives. Program Educational Objectives (PEOs), Program Outcomes (POs), and Course Outcomes are the three components of OBL (COs). Faculty members may adopt many ML-based advised actions at the conclusion of each course to improve the quality of learning and, as a result, the overall education. Due to the huge number of courses and faculty members involved, harmful behaviors may be advocated, resulting in unwanted and incorrect choices. The education system is described in this study based on college course requirements, academic records, and course learning results evaluations is provided for anticipating appropriate actions utilizing various machine learning algorithms. Dataset translates to different problem conversion methods and adaptive methods such as one-versus-all, binary significance, naming power set, series classification and custom classification ML-KNN. The suggested recommender ML-based system is used as a case study at the Institute of Computer and Information Sciences to assist academic staff in boosting learning quality and instructional methodologies. The results suggest that the proposed recommendation system offers more measures to improve students' learning experiences.