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Academic Degree Program Assessment
School of Arts and Sciences
Summary of Results of Program Outcomes Table
ETCMA - BS TCOM/Engl: 2007 - 2008
Program Outcome
Course Linkage
Performance Criterion
Results, by section
(Please total the results of all sections)
Work effectively in collaboration with other writers
ENGL 4160
TCOM 4100
ENGL 4160: 70% of sampled group project reports will provide satisfactory evidence of effective team collaboration in writing.
TCOM 4100: 70% of group project reports will provide satisfactory evidence of effective team collaboration in writing.
ENGL 4160: A Subcommittee of three faculty members evaluated two group project reports during spring 2008, (67% random sample). Results: 100% (2 out of 2) group reports demonstrated effective team collaboration.
TCOM 4100: A Subcommittee of three faculty members evaluated two sets of group project reports during spring 2008, for a total of eight reports (100% of the class). Results: 87.5 (7 out of 8) group reports demonstrated effective team collaboration.
Use effective written communication skills to convey technical and professional information
ENGL 4160
TCOM 4100
TCOM 4800
ENGL 4160: 70% of sampled student final essays will demonstrate effective written communication.
TCOM 4100: 70% of group project reports will demonstrate effective written communication.
TCOM 4800: 70% of sampled portfolios will demonstrate effective written communication.
ENGL 4160: A Subcommittee of three faculty members evaluated six final essays out of a class of 17 students in spring 2008 (35% random sample). Results: 100% (6 out of 6) final essays demonstrated satisfactory written communication skills.
TCOM 4100: A Subcommittee of three faculty members evaluated two sets of group project reports during spring 2008, for a total of eight reports (100% of the class). Results: 87.5% (7 out of 8) group reports demonstrated satisfactory written communication skills.
TCOM 4800: A subcommittee of five faculty members reviewed six BS capstone portfolios from spring 2007 (60% random sample), for a total of 30 individual assessments. Results: The sampled portfolios demonstrated satisfactory written communication skills in 93% (28 out of 30) of the individual assessments.
Use effective oral communication skills to convey technical and professional information
ENGL 4160
TCOM 4100
ENGL 4160: 70% of sampled group presentations will demonstrate effective oral communication skills.
TCOM 4100: 70% of sampled group presentations will demonstrate effective oral communication skills.
TCOM 4100: A Subcommittee of two faculty members observed one group presentation during spring 2008 (33% random sample). Results: 100% (1 out of 1) of group presentations demonstrated satisfactory oral communication skills.
TCOM 4100: A Subcommittee of two faculty members observed two group presentations during spring 2008 (50% random sample). Results: 100% (2 out of 2) group presentations demonstrated satisfactory oral communication skills.
Assess different rhetorical situations for diverse audiences and a variety of written, oral, and visual methods of communication
ENGL 4160
TCOM 4800
ENGL 4160: 70% of students will complete the course with a grade of C or better.
TCOM 4800: 70% of sampled portfolios will demonstrate a satisfactory ability to address differing rhetorical situations.
ENGL 4160: Given the nature of the course (Rhetoric: History, Theory, and Practice), the curriculum subcommittee determined that overall course grade was the best indicator of achievement of this program outcome. Results: 87.5% of students who completed the course (14 out of 16) earned a C or better; 62.5% (10 out of 16) earned a B or better.
TCOM 4800: A subcommittee of five faculty members reviewed six BS capstone portfolios from spring 2007 (60% random sample), for a total of 30 individual assessments. Results: The sampled portfolios demonstrated a satisfactory ability to address different rhetorical situations in 100% (30 out of 30) of the individual assessments.
Employ research methodologies as they relate to the field and design studies that use these methodologies
ENGL 4160
TCOM 4100
TCOM 4800
ENGL 4160: 70% of sampled student final essays will demonstrate
satisfactory use of research methodologies.
TCOM 4100: 70% of group project reports will demonstrate satisfactory use of research methodologies.
TCOM 4800: 70% of sampled portfolios will demonstrate satisfactory use of research methodologies.
ENGL 4160: A Subcommittee of three faculty members evaluated six final essays out of a class of 17 students in spring 2008 (35% random sample). Results: 91.6% (5 out of 6) final essays demonstrated satisfactory use of research methodologies.
TCOM 4100: A Subcommittee of three faculty members evaluated two sets of group project reports during spring 2008, for a total of eight reports (100% of the class). Results: 87.5% (7 out of 8) group reports demonstrated satisfactory use of research methodologies.
TCOM 4800: A subcommittee of five faculty members reviewed six BS capstone portfolios from spring 2007 (60% random sample), for a total of 30 individual assessments. Results: The sampled portfolios demonstrated satisfactory use of research methodologies in 77% (23 out of 30) of the individual assessments.
Design and write a variety of documents in a variety of media using computer-based technologies
TCOM 4070
TCOM 4800
TCOM 4070: 70% of sampled projects will demonstrate satisfactory design and writing proficiency across media.
TCOM 4800: 70% of sampled portfolios will demonstrate satisfactory design and writing proficiency across media.
TCOM 4070: A subcommittee of six faculty members reviewed four capstone projects from fall 2007 (21% random sample), for a total of 24 individual assessments. Results: The sampled projects demonstrated satisfactory design and writing proficiency across media in 96% (23 out of 24) of the individual assessments.
TCOM 4800: A subcommittee of five faculty members reviewed six BS capstone portfolios from spring 2007 (60% random sample), for a total of 30 individual assessments. Results: The sampled portfolios demonstrated satisfactory design and writing proficiency across media in 100% (30 out of 30) of the individual assessments.
Produce documents in a variety of formats that demonstrate effective use of digital media and graphics
ENGL 4160
TCOM 4800
ENGL 4160: 70% of sampled student final essays will demonstrate
effective use of digital media and graphics.
TCOM 4800: 70% of sampled portfolios will demonstrate effective use of digital media and graphics.
ENGL 4160: A Subcommittee of three faculty members evaluated six final essays out of a class of 17 students in spring 2008 (35% random sample). Results: 91.6% (5 out of 6) final essays demonstrated effective use of digital media and graphics.
TCOM 4800: A subcommittee of five faculty members reviewed six BS capstone portfolios from spring 2007 (60% random sample), for a total of 30 individual assessments. Results: The sampled portfolios demonstrated effective use of digital media and graphics in 93% (28 out of 30) of the individual assessments.
Obtain information design skills to meet the market demands in the field of technical communication.
TCOM 4070
TCOM 4100
TCOM 4800
TCOM 4070: 70% of sampled projects will demonstrate satisfactory information design skills.
TCOM 4100: 70% of group project reports will demonstrate satisfactory information design skills.
TCOM 4800: 70% of sampled portfolios will demonstrate satisfactory information design skills.
TCOM 4070: A subcommittee of six faculty members reviewed four capstone projects from fall 2007 (21% random sample), for a total of 24 individual assessments. Results: The sampled projects demonstrated satisfactory information design skills in 96% (23 out of 24) of the individual assessments.
TCOM 4100: A Subcommittee of three faculty members evaluated two sets of group project reports during spring 2008, for a total of eight reports (100% of the class). Results: 100% (8 out of 8) group reports demonstrated satisfactory information design skills.
TCOM 4800: A subcommittee of five faculty members reviewed six BS capstone portfolios from spring 2007 (60% random sample), for a total of 30 individual assessments. Results: The sampled portfolios demonstrated satisfactory information design skills in 97% (29 out of 30) of the individual assessments.
Academic Degree Program Assessment (A&S)
