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MAIN DIRECTIONS FOR APPLYING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES TO THE AUTOMATION OF TSPU ACTIVITIES // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2015. Issue 3 (156). P. 110-118

This article deals with the automation of activities of Tomsk State Pedagogical University (TSPU). A review of the information systems developed and implemented in different departments at TSPU is conducted, including describing the information systems implemented in the research and development department, the editorial offices of scientific journals, the office of admissions, the document control center, and the department of student affairs. Basic information flows between the automated systems are described, and interfaces of their interactions are analyzed. The introduction of innovations in the University management system on the basis of modern information technologies is one of the most promising approaches, which will allow us to create advantages in today’s highly competitive educational environment. On the basis of the analysis performed, the main directions of activities for technical services and laboratories on the perfection and complex completion of the University’s information systems are revealed with the purpose of their further integration. Actual problems in the field of applying information technologies in the information systems of the University and ways to solve them are considered, as well as the directions for future work of the Institute of Applied Informatics are outlined.

Keywords: automation control systems, document automation, data exchange interfaces, information system

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COMPUTER SOFTWARE DIAGNOSTICS OF METASUBJECT RESULTS BASED ON THE THEME OF SCHOOL MATHEMATICS PROGRAM // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2016. Issue 8 (173). P. 96-100

At the present time an urgent task is to develop innovative means of knowledge control. These means of control would allow to evaluate the subject results (knowledge, skills, attainments) as well as the metasubject results (maturity of universal educational actions). The developing character of control means is of particular importance. The paper deals with the modern methods of knowledge diagnostics which offer the approach to the creation of developmental math tests allowing to evaluate the maturity of universal educational actions. It is expected that according to this technique the software package will be developed. The requirements for this package will be reflected in its specification.

Keywords: knowledge control, developmental tests, universal educational actions, metasubject results, software package

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COMPUTER MODELING OF STUDENT CONTINGENT MANAGEMENT // Tomsk State Pedagogical University Bulletin. 2017. Issue 9 (186). P. 123-127

Structural reorganization of the country’s economic system, the formation of public relations and management systems require new knowledge and special approaches from the management, which confirms the importance of training highly skilled management personnel and the need for the formation of a special system for their training and retraining. Managers should acquire experience in solving practical problems of development and improvement. In the context of this task, it is important to have a toolkit that would allow studying and researching the processes taking place in the managed object. In particular, a higher educational institution can act as the managed object. This article focuses on the development of the model of the university activities. The implementation of this model can be used as a basis for the development of a computer simulation program that can be used as a simulator for management training in order to study the appropriateness of managerial decision-making. The article considers in detail the model of management of students body, which are an essential part of the model of the organization of training in the structural subdivision of the university. According to the model, its behavior is determined by a set of configurable parameters that simulate management interventions and environmental parameters that model external conditions.

Keywords: modeling, activity of the university, management of student contingent, functional models

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