Measuring The Efficiency of The Departments of The College of Administration and Economics / University of Baghdad Using the Method of Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA), A Comparative Study
Keywords:
Data Envelopment Analysis (EDA), Efficiency, Orientation Towards Inputs, Orientation Towards Outputs.Abstract
The research aims at the possibility of measuring the technical and scale efficiency (SE) of the
departments of the College of Administration and Economics at the University of Baghdad for a period
lasting 8 years, from the academic year 2013-2014 to 2018-2019 using the method of Applied Data
Analysis with an input and output orientation to maintain the distinguished competitive position and try
to identify weaknesses in performance and address them. Nevertheless, the research problem lies in
diagnosing the most acceptable specializations in the labor market and determining the reasons for students ’reluctance to enter some departments. Furthermore, the (Win4DEAp) program was used to
measure technical and scale efficiency (SE) and rely on the data available in the student registration
department. As the study included the seven scientific departments in the College of Administration And
the economy. However, the results showed that the business administration, finance, and banking
departments are distinguished by being the enveloped departments because they operate according to
their full efficiency and maintain their peers during the period.
