Trends and Characteristics of Career Recommendation Systems for Fresh Graduated Students

Siswipraptini, Puji Catur and Warnars, Harco Leslie Hendric Spits and Ramadhan, Arief and Budiharto, Widodo (2022) Trends and Characteristics of Career Recommendation Systems for Fresh Graduated Students. 2022 10th International Conference on Information and Education Technology, ICIET 2022. pp. 355-361. ISSN 26 May 2022

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Abstract

Career Recommendation System (CRS) is an artificial intelligence solution capable of suggesting appropriate jobs or careers based on user profiles and industry needs. This study presents a systematic literature review that focused on variant characteristics of CRS and has been implemented in the last ten years. The review found 17 studies were extracted from ACM, IEEExplore, Science Direct, Springer, Willey, and MDPI databases. The results of this review prove that a hybrid recommender system is the most frequently (47%) approach implemented in CRS studies. Text mining (29,5%) is most commonly applied as the artificial intelligence technique in CRS. At least 7 features are needed to build a CRS model, but the most widely used are job profiles and course profiles with 71,42% and 35,71% frequency respectively. The most widely applied evaluation metrics is precision (21%), followed by acceptability, accuracy, and user response each 14% in review.

Item Type: Article
Additional Information: Date of Conference: 09-11 April 2022 Conference Location: Matsue, Japan
Uncontrolled Keywords: career recommendation system , characteristic , artificial intelligence , feature , evaluation
Subjects: Bidang Keilmuan > Algoritma
Bidang Keilmuan > Analisis Spasial
Bidang Keilmuan > Data Mining
Bidang Keilmuan > Data Science
Bidang Keilmuan > Deep learning
Jurnal
Bidang Keilmuan > Teknik Informatika
Divisions: Fakultas Telematika Energi > S1 Teknik Informatika
Depositing User: Yudha Formanto
Date Deposited: 05 Feb 2026 02:39
Last Modified: 05 Feb 2026 02:39
URI: https://repository.itpln.ac.id/id/eprint/4932

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