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Core Curriculum Oversight Committee
Learning OutcomesUniversity Senate
Dr. Linda S. Glaze, Chair
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Core Curriculum Oversight CommitteeCore Curriculum Oversight Committee
Faculty Representatives from the Core Areas:
James Bradley, Department of Biological Sciences
Philip Chaney, Department of Geology and Geography
Charles Israel, Department of History
Scott Phillips, Department of Theatre
Dennis Rygiel, Department of English
Ed Slaminka, Department of Mathematics
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Core Curriculum Oversight CommitteeCore Curriculum Oversight Committee
Faculty Representatives from the Non-Core Areas:
Steve Duke, Department of Chemical Engineering
Mary Goodman, Department of Agronomy and Soils
Pamela Ulrich, Department of Consumer Affairs
David Zuwiyya, Department of Foreign Languages and Literatures
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Core Curriculum Oversight CommitteeCore Curriculum Oversight Committee
Representative from the University Libraries:
University Librarian: Nancy Noe
Continuing/Ex-Officio:
Associate Provost for Undergraduate Studies: Linda S. Glaze
Director of Institutional Research and Assessment: Drew Clark
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What Is This?What Is This?
Intended Learning Outcomes
More general in nature than outcomes for a typical program of study;
Educational goals all students should reach, regardless of chosen degree program;
Every course in the university curriculum may contribute to student attainment of these goals.
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Curriculum Model vs. Learning OutcomesCurriculum Model vs. Learning Outcomes
Curriculum Model:
Defines the courses students must take;
Implies what knowledge and skills students should acquire from the courses.
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Curriculum Model vs. Learning OutcomesCurriculum Model vs. Learning Outcomes
Learning Outcomes Approach:
First defines the knowledge and skills students should acquire;
Then considers the means by which students will acquire the knowledge and skills;
Attempts a holistic assessment of the skills and competencies students have gained from their college experience;
Individual courses remain central to achieving these outcomes;
Most of the goals are introduced in the core curriculum and developed within the major, alongside co-curricular experiences.
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Learning Outcomes Learning Outcomes (sample)(sample)
Goal Student Learning Outcome
Analytical Skills and Critical Thinking
Students will be able to apply simple mathematical methods to the solution of real-world problems. 1.Demonstrate mathematical skills sufficient to interpret and critically evaluate quantitative information presented in news and other reports published for general audiences.2.Perform calculations with integers, fractions (rational numbers), decimals, ratios, and percents.3.Use arithmetic, algebraic, geometric, and statistical methods, to solve problems.4.Interpret quantitative or symbolic models such as formulas, graphs, tables, and charts, and draw inferences from them.5.Represent mathematical information symbolically, numerically, visually, and verbally.6.Generate and apply conclusions based on patterns.7.Recognize that mathematical and statistical methods have limitations.
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Why This Matters?Why This Matters?
Importance of Learning Outcomes
All faculty should be concerned about the total educational effort of the university;
Enables the university to consider what abilities we want all Auburn graduates to attain;
Enables the university to evaluate general strengths of an Auburn education.
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Why This Matters?Why This Matters?
SACS C.S. 3.5.1
The institution identifies college-level general education competencies and the extent to which graduates have attained them.
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TimelineTimeline
1. Faculty Feedback
March 7-April 1;
Several faculty members across the Colleges / Schools responded;
2. Requesting University Senate adoption.
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Learning OutcomesLearning Outcomes
To see entire list of outcomes:
http://www.auburn.edu/academic/provost/undergrad_studies/ccoc_learningoutcomes.html