SECCM Assessment Plan - Roger Williams University

Table 2.7 RWU Engineering Program Educational Objectives
Objectives – Three to Five Years After Graduation, We Expect Our Graduates To:
1. Possess an inquisitive mind, demonstrate excellence in technical knowledge and skills,
achieve success as a practicing engineer or graduate student, and apply the highest ethical
standards in all pursuits.
2. Value the concept of, and demonstrate through practice, activities and actions that
contribute to continual intellectual growth.
3. Advance the engineering profession by becoming actively involved in professional
associations and societies, serving in professional and community volunteer positions, acting
as a role model for the future generation of engineers, and assisting the SECCM Engineering
Program in achieving its mission and goals.
These three program objectives are consistent with the mission and goals of the School of
Engineering, Computing and Construction Management. Table 2.8, Alignment and Mapping of the
Engineering Program Objectives to the RWU Mission, Core Values and Goals, illustrates the
connection of the Engineering program objectives to the University.
Table 2.8 Alignment and Mapping of the Engineering Program Objectives
to the RWU Mission, Core Values and Goals
• = Weak Relationship • = Moderate Relationship • = Strong Relationship
blank = No Relationship
RWU Mission, Core Values and Goals
Engineering Program Objectives
Inquisitive mind, excellence
in technical skills and
knowledge, success, high
ethical standards
Lifelong intellectual growth
Advance the engineering
profession, service, role
model, assist SECCM
RWU Mission Statement • • •
RWU Core Values
Love of learning as an intrinsic value
Preparation for careers and future study
Collaboration of students and faculty in research
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•
•
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Commitment to community service
• • •
Appreciation of global perspectives
• • •
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