Konsep Tekhnologi Machine Learning Dalam Prediksi Kebutuhan Belajar Mahasiswa

IVAN KURNIAWAN

Abstract


Kemajuan teknologi digital yang pesat telah membawa perubahan signifikan dalam dunia pendidikan, khususnya pada cara institusi pendidikan tinggi memahami dan memenuhi kebutuhan belajar mahasiswa. Salah satu pendekatan modern yang memiliki potensi besar dalam transformasi proses pembelajaran adalah penerapan teknologi machine learning. Machine learning merupakan bagian dari kecerdasan buatan (Artificial Intelligence) yang berfungsi untuk menganalisis data dalam jumlah besar, mengenali pola, serta memprediksi perilaku atau kebutuhan berdasarkan data tersebut tanpa harus diprogram secara eksplisit. Dalam konteks pendidikan, machine learning mampu menganalisis berbagai data akademik seperti nilai, kehadiran, interaksi pada platform pembelajaran daring, aktivitas tugas, serta hasil evaluasi mahasiswa.

Kata Kunci:

machine learning, kecerdasan buatan, prediksi, kebutuhan belajar, mahasiswa, pendidikan adaptif, analisis data akademik.


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