Student multiple intelligence test & career recommendation

Nurul Naqibah Anual

Abstract

This project intends to enlighten university students about their intelligence tendencies and provide enlightenment and advice on occupations and fields that they can pursue in the future. Following that, the project uses the Rad Model to develop this project. This web-based initiative incorporates fascinating visuals and interactive multimedia. This paper will also describe and demonstrate the changes in approach that can be used throughout the project's creation, as well as the distinctions between the existing system and the project to be suggested. Whereas this project will prepare a multiple intelligence test for university students and recommend careers that are related to and compatible with the answers from the multiple intelligence test taken. To ensure that users fully understand each interface created for this website before using it, more information will also be provided on each interface. Following that, this paper goes into greater detail about the analysis of the test results administered to thirty public university students. As a result, it is hoped that this system will help university students better understand themselves, appreciate their skills and strengths, and open their eyes to job opportunities that match their skills and strengths. Finally, further research to improve and update this website will be conducted for it to continue to provide the best service possible to all users.

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