摘要: This survey discusses applications and research of the Management Sciences in institutions higher education. It includes four specific areas: (1) Planning, Programming Budgeting Systems, (2) Information (3) Resource Allocation Models, (4) Mathematical Models. In each these areas, major trends literature are discussed along with numerous references. The also provides an integration synthesis recent work from both published unpublished reports. We conclude problem areas which evidently need further attention. These stability suitability various student flow projections, investigation decision making processes information should be used, measurement outputs, alternative approaches to improve planning methodology.
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