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    <title>Work-based-learning company’s preferences for data  Analytics students by using analytic hierarchy process  (AHP)</title>
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  <abstract>The global economy and society are growing due to the revolution currently undergoing.  Job growth in the twenty-first century requires a wide range of talents from those who  would like to be trained for the technologies of the day. A lack of knowledge and skills  makes it difficult for companies to choose qualified students in Data Analytics for  internships. However, this problem is solved by developing the Analytic Hierarchy  Process (AHP) model for Work Based-Learning (WBL) in student selection. WBL is a  learning approach that combines work experience with collaboration between  educational and industrial institutions. It allows students to gain their initial exposure to  the real working environment and acquire experience in their preferred field. However,  students’ abilities may vary depending on the specific program they are enrolled in.  Considering the varying levels of knowledge, experience, and practical training needs  among data analytics students, the study reveals that problem-solving skills ranked the  highest followed by critical-thinking skills, data visualization skills, programming  language, social skills, leadership skills, machine learning, and statistics. Based on  companies’ preferences, this indicates the greater importance of soft skills over hard  skills. By utilizing this AHP model, companies can optimize their decision-making  process in selecting suitable Data Analytics students for Work-Based Learning, thus  simplifying the selection process and improving overall efficiency</abstract>
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  <note type="statement of responsibility">Norhashimah Binti Mohamed Isa</note>
  <note>Center for Mathematical Sciences</note>
  <note>Bachelor of Applied Science in Data Analytics with Honours--Universiti Malaysia Pahang – 2023</note>
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