Identifying the components of the intelligent university: based on the technique of thematic analysis
Subject Areas :kholood abbasian rad 1 , فاطمه حمیدی فر 2 , بهارک شیرزاد 3
1 - Islamic Azad University Central Tehran
2 - گروه مدیریت آموزشی، دانشگاه آزاد تهران مرکزی، تهران، ایران
3 - هیات علمی
Keywords: Subject analysis, Smart University, qualitative analysis.,
Abstract :
Identifying the components of the Smart University is very important and it is necessary to implement the presentation process correctly; in fact, the ultimate goal is to professionalize the smart system in universities. The implementation of Intelligent Systems is inherently a dynamic phenomenon and the component of a given factor in the implementation process can be changed or changed so a static and instantaneous perspective is unable to fully explain the process the aim of this study, which is to identify the components of the intelligent university, is the approach of this qualitative research using thematic analysis techniques; the research community of all articles of the intelligent University in authoritative Iranian and foreign databases in the period(2022-2014 and 1401-1394), based on the subject of the study is the theoretical saturation of the data that has been purposefully selected. Finally, for the smart university, 8 components were identified in the form of primary pre-organizer themes; and 40 secondary pre-organizer themes. In this study, by identifying the components of the Smart University, the main components of the Smart University were extracted and categorized based on studies.
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