Beijing, September 16, China Youth Network (Reporter Li Huaxi Intern Zhao Wenyan) Recently, during the welcome season of colleges and universities, on the WeChat public account of the Youth League Committee of China University of Geosciences (Wuhan), a tweet about the big data of new students attracted the attention of new students.
The school launched a map to read the big data of new students, covering the sex ratio between men and women, the age of new students, the number of college and professional freshmen, ethnic composition, new student surnames and first names, etc., aiming to improve the overall understanding of the class of 2020. Netizens have said: "Sure enough, other people's universities, envy can not come." ”
Welcome site of China University of Geosciences (Wuhan). Courtesy of the school
It is reported that the new student big data was produced and issued by the Propaganda Department of the Youth League Committee of the university and the University Student Information Research Center. Wang Xiangdong, a teacher of the youth league committee of the school, told the China Youth Network reporter that this year, due to the prevention and control of the epidemic, the school's welcome method has changed compared with previous years, and it is necessary to reduce the gathering and flow of people as much as possible for safety, in this case, there will be a certain delay in the contact and understanding of new students and communication. "So we want to take the approach of big data analysis to take the lead in painting a portrait of a new student and improving the comprehensive understanding of the new student."
After obtaining the information of the 2020 class of new students from the school's admissions office, the Publicity Department of the Youth League Committee of the University and the University Student Information Research Center began to analyze the data of the new students, focusing on capturing the information of the new students' attention, and after multi-party collaboration and unremitting efforts, finally completed the tweet about the big data of the new students at the end of the welcome day. As soon as the tweet was sent, it attracted widespread attention and reprinting from teachers and students.
The figure shows the statistical chart of "New Big Data". Courtesy of the school
According to statistics, the school has a total of 4799 undergraduate freshmen this year. Wang Xiangdong said: "In the process of data analysis, it was found that although we belong to science and engineering colleges, the ratio of men to women is 1.78:1, which is basically balanced. "Gender polarization is more common in all faculties, with the Faculty of the Environment and the Faculty of Public Administration being the most balanced.
Big data shows that 59.7% of new students are concentrated in 18 years old, and the number of minors accounts for 24.1%. The maximum age of new students is 30 years old and the minimum age is 14 years old.
In addition, Wang Xiangdong also mentioned that Huang Jie, Qin Qi'er, Li Bin, and Kong Xianghuan from the Second Middle School of Qinzhou City, Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, were classmates of high school students, and they applied for the same school and were admitted to Li Siguang College, Mechanical and Electrical College, Resource College, and Environment College respectively.
Big data also made statistics on the overlap rate of new students' names, and the school recruited a total of 5 "Wang Zihan" this year, and 3 students called "Liu Siqi", "Liu Hao", "Zhang Yifan", "Wang Han" and so on. One of them, Wang Zihan, when talking about the name change to the Reporter of China Youth Network, said: "The name change is a more awkward and interesting thing, and I have encountered many names with myself before. According to his recollection, in high school, he also had a table with a "Prince Han".
Talking about the future, Wang Xiangdong said that the follow-up will continue to do big data and make it a brand column for the propaganda of ideology and culture of the regiment, and strive to be more rich and perfect in form and content in the future in order to better serve teachers and students.
Source: China Youth Network