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Turkish Journal of Electrical Engineering and Computer Sciences

DOI

10.3906/elk-1204-14

Abstract

In corporations, accurate planning should be applied to manage the in-service training task within an optimum time period and without hindering the working tempo of the employees. For this reason, it is better to consider the curriculum planning task as a timetabling problem. However, when the timetables are prepared manually, it may turn out to be a complicated and time-consuming problem. In this study, it is aimed to evaluate the results of software introduced previously, which seeks to find a solution to the curriculum planning problem of in-service training programs in corporations using a rule-based genetic algorithm (GA). The input data of the GA is the prerequisite rule set of the modules of the training program, where these rules are used for the fitness function of the system. The results are compared with the suggestion of an expert trainer using a nonparametric correlation test, and the best parameter combination of the GA giving the most similar result to that of the expert's is determined. According to the tests, the results gathered are considered to be 97% reliable when compared with the suggested module range.

Keywords

Genetic algorithm, rule base, curriculum plan optimization, Spearman rank correlation

First Page

176

Last Page

190

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