Republican Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital and Pedagogical Transformation and Research Models in Modern Education”

This conference is included in the “Plan of Scientific and Scientific-Technical Events to Be Held at the International and Republican Levels in 2026” pursuant to Order No. 11 of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science and Innovation of the Republic of Uzbekistan dated January 16, 2026, and was organized by the Department of Intellectual Disciplines and Information Technologies of Namangan State Pedagogical Institute on October 28–29, 2026.

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GEOAXBOROT TIZIMLARINI LOYIHALASHNI O‘QITISH JARAYONIDA SUN’IY INTELLEKT TEXNOLOGIYALARI ASOSIDA INDIVIDUAL TA’LIM TRAYEKTORIYALARINI SHAKLLANTIRISH

Published
29.10.2026
Journal
Republican Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital and Pedagogical Transformation and Research Models in Modern Education”
Issue
Republican Scientific and Practical Conference “Digital and Pedagogical Transformation and Research Models in Modern Education”
Pages
260-265
DOI
10.5281/zenodo.23526640

Authors

Abstract

Mazkur maqolada sun’iy intellekt, individual o‘quv trayektoriyasi va akademik nazorat masalasi ilmiy-metodik jihatdan tahlil qilinadi. Tadqiqotning maqsadi bo‘lajak mutaxassislarga geoaxborot tizimlarini loyihalashni o‘qitish uchun tekshiriladigan pedagogik yechimni asoslashdan iborat. Adabiyotlarni qiyosiy o‘rganish, o‘quv vazifalarini modellashtirish va mezonli tahlil usullaridan foydalanildi. Asosiy xulosa shuki, sun’iy intellekt talabaga mos mashq tanlashga ko‘maklashishi mumkin, biroq baho, ma’lumot va geofazoviy qaror inson tomonidan tekshirilishi zarur. Taklif etilgan yondashuvda texnik operatsiya, mustaqil fikrlash va o‘quv natijasi o‘zaro bog‘liq holda ko‘riladi. Mazkur maqola tajriba-sinovda olingan sonli natijalarni emas, amaliyotda tekshirilishi mumkin bo‘lgan metodik modelni taqdim etadi.

Keywords

fazoviy tafakkur geoaxborot tizimlari individual trayektoriya kasbiy kompetensiya loyihalash metodikasi moslashtirilgan o‘qitish. oliy ta’lim raqamli texnologiyalar sun’iy intellekt

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Русский

ФОРМИРОВАНИЕ ИНДИВИДУАЛЬНЫХ ОБРАЗОВАТЕЛЬНЫХ ТРАЕКТОРИЙ ПРИ ОБУЧЕНИИ ПРОЕКТИРОВАНИЮ ГИС С ИСПОЛЬЗОВАНИЕМ ИСКУССТВЕННОГО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТА

В статье рассматриваются искусственный интеллект, индивидуальная траектория и академический контроль в контексте подготовки будущих специалистов к проектированию геоинформационных систем. Цель исследования заключается в обосновании педагогического решения, которое можно проверить в практике высшего образования. Применены сравнительный анализ литературы, моделирование учебных задач и разработка критериев оценки. Показано, что искусственный интеллект может помогать подбирать задания, но оценка, исходные данные и пространственные решения должны проверяться человеком. Предлагаемый подход связывает технические операции, самостоятельное профессиональное рассуждение и доказательства достижения учебных результатов. Материал носит методологический характер: представлена модель для последующей апробации, а не статистические результаты проведённого эксперимента.
адаптивное обучение. высшее образование геоинформационные системы индивидуальная траектория искусственный интеллект методика проектирования пространственное мышление профессиональная компетенция цифровые технологии
English

DEVELOPING INDIVIDUAL LEARNING PATHWAYS IN GIS DESIGN EDUCATION USING ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

This article examines artificial intelligence, individual learning pathways, and academic oversight in the context of preparing future specialists for geographic information system design. Its purpose is to establish a pedagogically defensible approach that can be tested in higher education. The study uses comparative literature analysis, learning-task modelling, and criterion-based assessment design. The central argument is that AI can support personalised practice selection, but assessment, source data, and geospatial decisions must remain under human review. The proposed framework links technical operations, independent professional reasoning, and observable evidence of learning. The framework requires future empirical validation.
GIS design adaptive learning. artificial intelligence digital technologies geographic information systems higher education individual learning pathway professional competency spatial thinking

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