SECCM Assessment Plan - Roger Williams University

SECCM Assessment Plan - Roger Williams University SECCM Assessment Plan - Roger Williams University

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Table of Contents Section 1 – The SECCM Assessment Plan Introduction 1 Correlation of SECCM’s Goals and Objectives to University Mission and Objectives 2 Mission and Program Educational Objectives: Consistency in Design and Direction 3 Contribution of the Core Education at RWU to Fulfilling Engineering Objectives and Outcomes 4 Significant Constituencies of the Programs 5 Processes Used to Establish and Review Program Educational Objectives 5 Assessment Instruments Included in SECCM Assessment Plan 7 Assessment Plan Timeline 12 Annual Assessment Report 13 Section 2 – Assessment Plan for the Engineering Program Introduction 15 Curricular Functional Design 15 Major Design Experience 19 Engineering Program Objectives 20 Relationship between Engineering Curriculum and Engineering Program Educational Objectives 23 Engineering Program Outcomes 25 Assigning Metrics to Outcomes 26 Metric Goals for Each a-k Engineering Program Outcome 38 Section 3 – Assessment Plan for the Computer Science Program Introduction 47 Curricular Functional Design 47 Senior Capstone Sequence 52 Computer Science Program Objectives 52 Computer Science Program Outcomes 54 Assigning Metrics to Outcomes 55 Metric Goals for Each a-g Computer Science Program Outcome 64 i

Section 4 – Assessment Plan for the Construction Management Program Introduction 69 Curricular Functional Design 69 Construction Management Program Educational Objectives 73 Construction Management Program Outcomes 75 Curriculum Matrices 76 Metric Goals for Each a-j Construction Management Program Outcome 83 Section 5 – Assessment Evaluation Instruments Introduction 89 Contents 91 ii

Table of Contents<br />

Section 1 – The <strong>SECCM</strong> <strong>Assessment</strong> <strong>Plan</strong><br />

Introduction 1<br />

Correlation of <strong>SECCM</strong>’s Goals and Objectives to <strong>University</strong> Mission and Objectives 2<br />

Mission and Program Educational Objectives: Consistency in Design and Direction 3<br />

Contribution of the Core Education at RWU to Fulfilling Engineering Objectives and Outcomes 4<br />

Significant Constituencies of the Programs 5<br />

Processes Used to Establish and Review Program Educational Objectives 5<br />

<strong>Assessment</strong> Instruments Included in <strong>SECCM</strong> <strong>Assessment</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> 7<br />

<strong>Assessment</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> Timeline 12<br />

Annual <strong>Assessment</strong> Report 13<br />

Section 2 – <strong>Assessment</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> for the Engineering Program<br />

Introduction 15<br />

Curricular Functional Design 15<br />

Major Design Experience 19<br />

Engineering Program Objectives 20<br />

Relationship between Engineering Curriculum and Engineering Program Educational Objectives 23<br />

Engineering Program Outcomes 25<br />

Assigning Metrics to Outcomes 26<br />

Metric Goals for Each a-k Engineering Program Outcome 38<br />

Section 3 – <strong>Assessment</strong> <strong>Plan</strong> for the Computer Science Program<br />

Introduction 47<br />

Curricular Functional Design 47<br />

Senior Capstone Sequence 52<br />

Computer Science Program Objectives 52<br />

Computer Science Program Outcomes 54<br />

Assigning Metrics to Outcomes 55<br />

Metric Goals for Each a-g Computer Science Program Outcome 64<br />

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