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The Effect of Big-Data On The HEC of China
The Effect of Big-Data On The HEC of China
Abstract
Nowadays, China has got into the era of big-data. In the background of big-data infor-
mation era, the management of college students in China has undergone certain
changes, and the trend of student management informationization is obvious.
Universities are momentous places for cultivating talents. The student management
work of universities directly affects the quality of talent training and affects the stability
of colleges and universities (CAU). The internal structure and external environment
faced by higher education are undergoing unprecedented profound changes, bringing
many new situations, new problems and new challenges to the supervision of university
students. Therefore, college education managers need to show solicitude for the
impact of big-data technology on college education management (CEM) and propose
corresponding countermeasures to raise the productivity of college education admin-
istration. This paper concentrates on the characteristics of big-data. On the basis of
investigating the present situation and matters of the development of big-data educa-
tion administration in CAU in China, this paper explores the countermeasures to raise
the innovation of big-data education management (BDEM) in universities in China.
Keywords
Big-data, higher education management, influence, countermeasure
1
Development and Planning Office (Institutional Research Center), Shenzhen Polytechnic, Shenzhen,
Guangdong, China
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School of Software Engineering, Shenzhen Institute of Information Technology, Shenzhen, Guangdong, China
Corresponding author:
Xuansheng Wang, School of Software Engineering, Shenzhen Institute of Information Technology, Shenzhen
518057, Guangdong, China.
Email: wangxs820111@163.com
2 International Journal of Electrical Engineering & Education 0(0)
Introduction
The government must form an alliance with enterprises, universities and scientific
research institutions, and mobilize and participate extensively to cope with the
challenges of the “big-data” era.1 CAU will be the participants and promoters
of this big-data wave.2 Although there is a confusion about the “Question of
Jobs” in the domain of education big-data in China,3 it has unique conditions in
the big-data of CAU, and the prospects for the research and application of big-
data in education management are broad.4
Management or administration is also named productivity.5 In a sense, how to
manage is in a very important position, which is greater than the weight of other
factors.6 Big-data enables colleges to adopt a more intelligent way to stimulate and
produce new wisdom.7–9
In big-data, communication between deaf and deaf schools is very convenient.
Nevertheless, from another perspective, the arrival of the era of big-data has also
caused many schools in China to question their own educational management
model.10 Therefore, in order to further improve the education administration of
CAU, it is necessary to make education management innovations that conform to
the trend of the times, and take corresponding measures in time for the problems
existing in the education management of CAU.11 Therefore, the education man-
agement of CAU will achieve healthy and stable development, and provide a high-
quality training platform for the qualified persons needed by the world.
Big-data technology
Data in big-data refers to text, pictures, numbers, information, social media, online
magazines, etc., all of which are sources of data.12 Data can record subtle changes
in various things. Big-data technology is a fresh form of data processing that
comes with the growth of technologies such as media, social networks, cloud-
computing, and Internet of Things.13 The “big” of big-data is an abstract big
concept, because the size of its data is not only described by a single quantity,
but the scale of type, capacity and volume is huge.14 Along with the rapid devel-
opment of big-data in China, big-data is an important technology of social man-
agement.15 People can predict the possibility of development and the extent of
damage through the visualization of big-data, so as to effectively give correspond-
ing countermeasures.16
Positive impact
Big-data brings revolutionary power to university data governance models, edu-
cation and teaching, and smart management.
The digital resource coverage rate of more than 60,000 teaching points in
China’s urban and rural areas has reached 100%. The teaching points have
made certain breakthroughs in the construction of digital teaching equipment,
digital resource transmission and the use of digital resources. The goal of full
Internet coverage at all levels of schools is basically achieved, and more than
50% of the total number of teaching places installed and used broadband. In
the vocational education system under the background of education informatio-
nization, 56 network professional teaching digital resource centers have been built,
and open universities at the national level have established more than 30,000 online
resources for continuing education services. The service system was initially estab-
lished. This cloud platform integrates more than 20 provincial-level education
quality-courses and business education cloud service platforms across the country,
forming a good situation of parallel development between schools, enterprises and
schools. Since 2012, the proportion of China’s fiscal education funds to GDP has
remained at 4%. According to CCW Research, from 2013 to 2016, the scope of
informatization construction investment in China’s education industry and the
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3. Big-data research institutions are emerging one after another, and the discipline
construction plan is being implemented and promoted.
Countries, provinces and cities have set up big-data alliances, big-data industry
alliances, big-data education alliances, chief data officer alliances, big-data
research institutes, and big-data meta-science and related sciences, talent training,
etc. as research objects to make big-data technology better promotes education
and changes in industries, industries and social life. National level big-data
research institutions, such as China Big-data Research Center (Chongqing),
China Education Big-data Research Institute (Shandong Qufu University). Some
local governments, universities and enterprises have also established educational
big-data research institutions. For example, Tsinghua University established a
virtual reality technology laboratory in cooperation with Yipai Technology Co.,
Ltd. in 2016, and established a big-data cloud computing research center in coop-
eration with Weizhuang Holding Co., Ltd. There are also companies that set up
their own data analysis and research, such as Tencent, Ali, Baidu data research,
etc., committed to improving the quality of products and services through data
analysis and research. With the growth of the Internet and big-data technology,
the construction of related disciplines is particularly important. China has
increased the construction of major disciplines related to big-data. As the first
batch of national network security talent training bases, Sichuan University has
obtained a special fund for network security personnel training. With the support
of the Central Network Information Office, the startup amount reached 10 mil-
lion. In addition, the training of big-data science and technology professionals has
also kicked off. The Ministry of Education approved Peking University, University
of International Business and Economics and Central South University in 2016 to
become the first batch CAU of new undergraduate majors in “Data Science and
Big-data Technology”.
(1) Lack of system planning. China’s data center and redundant construction are
serious, including the university data center, which is a common problem. At
present, every department, unit and department of CAU is an “independent king-
dom.” Each family has its own IT system based on its own needs, and there is no
unified system. There are various problems such as cost, performance, safety and
energy management, which pose great challenges and inconveniences to the edu-
cation administration of CAU. Each school has dozens or even hundreds of por-
tals and functional departments, secondary college websites, etc. Generally
speaking, these websites do not have high requirements for servers, but they all
build their own independent physical servers, which are expensive and leads to a
serious waste of resources.
(2) Lack of legal system. The building and service of big-data platform will turn into
a significant topic for the growth of CAU in the future. Then the weak link that
comes with it is the issue of maintenance, not the problem of construction. Due to
the intricate crowds and data applications, the security and management issues of
college big-data platforms have become increasingly prominent, which has brought
enormous challenges to CAU. China’s big-data rule of law construction is obvi-
ously lagging behind. At present, the relevant laws and regulations regulating
network technology and protecting personal privacy have not met the needs of
practice. In the meantime, the law on promoting the development of school
BDEM is not perfect.
(3) Lack of professional support. The huge market and lack of talents are the biggest
advantages and the biggest disadvantages faced by China’s big-data development.
At present, the big-data industry is hot, and the competition between talents in the
academic and business circles is fierce at home and abroad. Moreover, China has
not yet set up a training mechanism that is conducive to the emergence of big-data
talents. At the moment, nearly 100 CAU across the country have undergraduate
majors in information security, and the training of information technology talents
has embarked on the road of specialization. But talent in information technology,
information security and big-data applications is still in short supply .
(4) Lack of collaborative innovation. At the moment, the growth of big-data education
administration in CAU still has the problem of insufficient school-enterprise coop-
eration. There are not many big-data application products, and there are not many
active enterprises. China’s CEM software is not mature enough. Because enter-
prises are good at technology and shorter than business, CAU are good at business
but shorter than technology. Finally, there are still problems in the promotion of
excellent smart education programs. Compared with the wisdom education in
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developed countries, China’s wisdom education started late and lacked effective
publicity, which led to the excellent use of excellent educational equipment, teach-
ing resources and smart application programs.
Conclusion
The widespread application of current big-data technology has produced certain
impacts and impacts to the whole society. Under the influence of this new tech-
nology, the growth of education management in CAU is also facing some major
changes. Through the analysis of the advantages and features of big-data technol-
ogy, it can be seen that the application of big-data technology in the education
management of CAU can actively reverse the shortcomings brought by traditional
management forms and actively help CAU to form better benign effects in
management.
Funding
The author(s) disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, author-
ship, and/or publication of this article: This work was supported by the Special Research
Project on College Philosophy and Social Sciences in 2019 of the 13th Five-Year Plan for
Educational Science in Guangdong Province (2019GXJK242); Shenzhen Educational
Science Planning Project in 2020 (ybzz20010); Shenzhen Infrastructure Project
(JCYJ20170306095959113).
ORCID iD
Xuansheng Wang https://orcid.org/0000-0002-1790-524X
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