e Collaborative Decisions – a DSS for Academic Environment
This paper presents an innovative approach within the area of Group Decision Support System (GDSS) by using tools based on intelligent agents. It introduces iGDSS, a software platform for decision support and collaboration and an application of this platform - eCollaborative Decisions - for academic environment, all these developed within a framework of a research project.
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[1] A. Almeida and G. Marreiros (2006). An Approach to Collaborative
Scheduling Through Group Decision Support. Journal of Advanced
Computational Intelligence and Intelligent Informatics, 10, (4), pp. 479-
485.h
[2] A. V. Georgescu, C. Candea and C. Zamfirescu (2007). iGDSS -
Software Framework For Group Decision Support Systems. Procedings
of The Good, The Bad and The Unexpected Conference, The User And
Future of Information and Communication Technologies, A
transdisciplinary conference organised by COST Action 298
"Participation in the Broadband Society" Moscow, Russian Federation.
[3] C. Orsingher (2006). Assessing Quality in European Higher Education
Institutions: Dissemination, Methods and Procedures. Heidelberg,
Germany: Physica-Verlag Heidelberg.
[4] Ceex Project 23 (2003). eCollaborativeDecision - Group Decision
Support System for academic and public administration. Romania:
Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu.
[5] Ceex Project 93 (2006). Eedu Quality - Quality Management System for
Higher Education Based on Knowledge and Learning Informatic Tools.
Romania: Lucian Blaga University of Sibiu.
[6] C. V. Kifor, C. Oprean, S. Negulescu, L. Lobonţ (2008). Decision
Support System for Quality Assurance in Higher Education, Proceedings
of the 3rd North East Asia International conference on Engineering and
technology education, Taichung, Taiwan, pp. 201 - 208.
[7] D. J. Power (2004). Decision Support Systems: Frequently Asked
Questions. USA: iUniverse.
[8] D. L. Nelson and J. C. Quick (2005). Organizational Behavior:
Foundations, Reality and Challenges. USA: South-Western College
Pub.
[9] E. Turban, J. E. Aronson and T. P. Liang (2005). Decision Support
Systems and Intelligent Systems. USA: Pearson Education Inc.
[10] I. Moisil, C. Oprean, C. V. Kifor and C. Cândea (2007). e-Edu-Quality -
Software Tools for Quality Management in Higher Education.
Proceedings of the 2007 WSEAS International Conference, Tenerife,
Spain, ISBN 978-960-6766-22-8, pp. 266-271.
[11] M. Aiken (1993). Advantages of Group Decision Support Systems.
Interpersonal Computing and Technology, 1, (3).
[12] M. Aiken (1995). Using a group decision support system for schoolbased
decision making. Project Innovation: Thomson Gale (Ed.),
Education, pp. 420-426.
[13] M. Khosrowpour (2002). Issues and Trends of Information Technology
Management in Contemporary Organizations. Pennsylvania, USA: IGI
Publishing.
[14] M. Limayem (2006). Human versus automated facilitation in the GSS
context. ACM, ACM SIGMIS, , pp. 156-166.
[15] S. Fallows and R. Bhanot (2007). Quality issues in ICT-based higher
education. British Journal of Educational Technology, 38, 5, pp. 944-
952.
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