Faculty Professional Competence shows the largest gap between perceived importance and current satisfaction among the five dimensions¶
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q2 i? Faculty Professional Competence ranked third in weight (0.1976) but received the lowest fuzzy satisfaction score (3.2171), challenging the assumption that technological infrastructure is the primary barrier to AI education. → Zijing Wu and Qiang Li 2026
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Zijing Wu and Qiang Li 2026¶
Zijing Wu and Qiang Li. (2026). Evaluation indicator system for AI certificate programs. International Journal of Educational Technology in Higher Education. https://doi.org/10.1186/s41239-026-00604-x
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FAHP fuzzy assessment of expert satisfaction across the five dimensions (Table 9), combined with AHP weights. Faculty competence scored lowest (3.2171) while curriculum design scored highest (4.134); the overall composite was 3.7877, in the Agree interval.
"Although ranked third in weight (0.1976), B3 received the lowest expert satisfaction score (3.2171)."
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Faculty Professional Competence shows the largest gap between perceived importance and current satisfaction among the five dimensions |
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Faculty Professional Competence shows the largest gap between perceived importance and current satisfaction among the five dimensions |
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