Abstract—This piece of research presents analytical evaluation of comparative analogy between two educational phenomena considering academic performance (achievement) observed inside our classrooms. These two phenomena are: the effect of noisy learning environment on educational field academic achievement quality. In addition to the impact of interactive teaching by non-properly prepared teachers on academic performance.
The comparative analogy investigated herein, is presented systematically via adopting Artificial Neural Networks' (ANNs) modeling. By more details: noisy data considered as the main cause of environmental annoyance which negatively affects the quality of academic performance. Furthermore, considering student's learning ability problem faced by non-properly prepared teachers during their academic tutoring performance inside classrooms.
On the basis of the adopted supervised learning ANN model, two basic neural networks' parameters have been explicitly considered. That's while running of presented simulation program, both parameters are: learning rate value (η) and gain factor value (λ).
Index Terms—Artificial neural networks models, academic performance, signal to noise ratio.
Hassan M. Mustafa is with Computer Eng. Department, Faculty of
Engineering. Al-Baha University (K.S.A). He is on leave from Educational
Technology Department Faculty of Specific Education-Bana University
Egypt (e-mail: prof.dr.hassanmoustafa@gmail.com).
Ayoub Al-Hamadi is with Institute for Electronics, Signal Processing and
Communications (IESK) Otto-von-Guericke-University Magdeburg
Germany (e-mail: Ayoub.Al-Hamadi@ovgu.de).
Cite: Hassan M. Mustafa and Ayoub Al-Hamadi, "On Comparative Analogy of Academic Performance Quality Regarding Noisy Learning Environment versus Non-properly Prepared Teachers Using Neural Networks' Modeling," International Journal of Information and Education Technology vol. 6, no. 12, pp. 917-922, 2016.