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The global process of globalization makes new demands on the quality of school and especially higher education, as well as on the professional qualities of a specialist (both undergraduate and graduate). Although many leading universities in the United States already understand that four years for education at universities is no longer enough, and that it is necessary to move on to compulsory five years of education, especially in engineering, technical and physical-mathematical disciplines, but this will take time for the adoption of relevant laws on educational system. This naturally requires changes related to the modernization not of the education system itself, but of its elements related to the control of the learning process (Krasilnikova, 2002).
The global process of globalization makes new demands on the quality of school and especially higher education, as well as on the professional qualities of a specialist (both undergraduate and graduate). Although many leading universities in the United States already understand that four years for education at universities is no longer enough, and that it is necessary to move on to compulsory five years of education, especially in engineering, technical and physical-mathematical disciplines, but this will take time for the adoption of relevant laws on educational system. This naturally requires changes related to the modernization not of the education system itself, but of its elements related to the control of the learning process.
In a situation of new requirements for the results of training specialists in the system of professional (competency-based) education, the following problems come to the fore (Korikov, 2012):
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Definition of common approaches to the formulation of diagnostic parameters of the educational process, understandable to students, employers and employees of educational institutions (universities);
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The unwillingness of educational institutions to evaluate the educational process, which involves students at an automated level;
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The lack of readiness of educational institutions to assess grades, the level of training and competence of students arising during the educational process;
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Changes in the methodology of conducting the educational process, entailing corresponding changes not so much in the characteristics of teaching disciplines as in control and evaluation activities.
Consideration of all the identified problems highlights a feature related to the quality control of training, which leads to the need to develop quality assessment systems for training specialists at a new level (Mkrttchian, 2012). This article discusses one of the possible solutions to this problem, namely the creation of an automated software knowledge control system based on an analysis of student’s educational and test information assessments in the learning process.
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Among the problems that modern society has to solve, one can single out one of the most important, related to the training of qualified specialists with higher education (bachelors and undergraduates) who meet the requirements of world standards. This is due to the fact that the speed of scientific and technological progress is constantly increasing, and this requires the emergence of new qualities from graduates. Many leading universities in the United States already understand that four years for education at universities is no longer enough and that it is necessary to move on to compulsory at least five years of study, especially in engineering, technical and physical-mathematical disciplines, but this will take time for the adoption of relevant laws on educational system.