Teaching-learning strategies for the application of models in decision support systems

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  • Rafael Terrazas Pastor Universidad Católica Boliviana Author
  • Roxana Silva Murillo Universidad Católica Boliviana Author

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https://doi.org/10.35319/q98yv329

Keywords:

Meaningful learning, Attention, Aptitude, Attitude, Motivation, PESCA Methodology, didactic unit plan

Abstract

This work aims to propose a methodological strategy to help generate a systematized process in the development of the teaching-learning process in Business Administration, Commercial Engineering, Industrial Engineering, and other programs, emphasizing subjects related to the systemic approach and decision-making. It concretely presents the concept of meaningful learning, a diagnostic analysis of learning, a strategic proposal for attention and motivation, the foundations of the methodology called PESCA, and the emergent didactic planning from this whole process along with its proposed didactic unit plan. The article specifies the application of the PESCA methodology, authored by Dr. Rafael Terrazas, which has been presented and exposed in various seminars, congresses, and intellectual development events.

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Author Biographies

  • Rafael Terrazas Pastor, Universidad Católica Boliviana

    PhD in Business Administration, Master in Applied Sciences, Industrial Engineer, Diploma in Higher Education and Programmer in Computer Languages.

  • Roxana Silva Murillo, Universidad Católica Boliviana

    Master of Applied Sciences, Bachelor of Computer Science and Systems Analyst. He has a Diploma in Higher Education and an outstanding career in Information Systems, Systems Auditing and Administration.

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Teaching-learning strategies for the application of models in decision support systems

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2007-11-30

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Teaching-learning strategies for the application of models in decision support systems. (2007). Revista Perspectivas, 20, 115-138. https://doi.org/10.35319/q98yv329

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