Risk
Probability that student i will not continue in the next eligible term.
Azure student outcome intelligence platform
A professional case-study package built around Microsoft Azure, Fabric, Purview, Azure ML, and Power BI. The solution unifies SIS, LMS, ERP, and campus signals into point-in-time risk bands advisors can explain and audit.
The brief is a 20-30 minute platform design for early dropout-risk detection at a large Norwegian university.
Concrete service choices for the brief: mixed ingestion, governed lakehouse, reproducible ML, and restricted advisor delivery.
The core math behind the solution, formatted for review and interview discussion.
Probability that student i will not continue in the next eligible term.
Only records known at the scoring date can enter the feature snapshot.
Risk thresholds are tied to how many students advisors can realistically support.
Governance tracks recall, FPR, calibration, and flag-rate gaps across groups.
Primary materials to review or present directly from the browser.
Azure-based answer with assumptions, service blueprint, architecture, data model, ML approach, fairness, audit, roadmap, and trade-offs.
Self-contained slide deck for a 20-30 minute walkthrough, plus the exported PDF.
Generated dashboard showing dropout-risk distribution, advisor lists, fairness checks, validation metrics, and audit samples.
Original case PDF and extracted prompt text used to shape the solution package.
Standalone Azure/Fabric SVG architecture diagram with ingestion, lakehouse, ML, advisor delivery, and control-plane layers.
CSV outputs for advisor workflow, features, validation, fairness, data dictionary, and access audit review.
Charts generated by the prototype and included in the dashboard.
Artifacts produced by the demo pipeline and available from the site.
Prototype source data samples and local rebuild scripts.
SIS, LMS, finance, enrollment, status, campus activity, and identity-map sample data.
Python generators for the case view and demo outputs, plus the Node server used by this site.