Al-Radaideh et al. [5] proposed to use data mining
classification techniques to enhance the quality of the higher
educational system by evaluating students’ data that may affect
the students’ performance in courses. They used the CRISP
framework for data mining to mine students’ related academic
data. A classification model was built using the decision tree
method. They used three different classification methods ID3,
C4.5 and the NaïveBayes. The results indicated that the
decision tree model had better prediction accuracy than the
other models. As a result, a system was built to facilitate the
usage of the generated rules that students need to predict the
final grade in the C++ undergraduate course.