Application of Tsukamoto's Fuzzy Inference System in Determination of concentration for students' thesis topics
Septilia Arfida Yulmaini · Journal of Critical Reviews · 2019
The IBI Darmajaya master's informatics engineering study program has two concentrations, namely Software Engineering and Information Systems. The concentration is used as a guide for students to take the thesis topic. The determination of the thesis topic that so far has only been based on students' interest in the existing concentration, not based on their expertise. The variables used in determining concentration for the thesis topic are course values, interests, and motivation. This study aims to produce a fuzzy system that can help students in the selection of concentrations for the determination of the topic of the thesis. The method used in this study is the Tsukamoto fuzzy inference system method with 256 rules for a concentration of Software Engineering and 64 rules for a concentration of Information Systems. Based on testing the data of students who do not have concentration, the results obtained are that students are advised to take the concentration of the information system because it has the highest value of 70.6753 compared to the concentration of Software Engineering which has a value of 70.2391