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Course File
Course Title/Number ______________________
Class Schedule
i) Course Objective
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After completion of this course the students are expected to be able to demonstrate following
knowledge, skills and attitudes
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2. ___________________________________________________________________
3. ___________________________________________________________________
4. ___________________________________________________________________
ii) Once the student has successfully complete this course, he/she must be able to answer the following
questions or perform/demonstrate the following:
1. ____________________________________________________________________________
2. ____________________________________________________________________________
3. ____________________________________________________________________________
4. ____________________________________________________________________________
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8. ____________________________________________________________________________
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iv) Textbooks
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Reference books
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1) Theory
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2) Laboratory
EXAMPLE
Program Outcome GA Met Performance Criteria/ Indicators Level of Target for
aligned to the Bloom's Achievement
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Course Taxonomy
to be met
Demonstrate an 1. Chooses a mathematical model Evaluation 100% students
ability to apply of a system or process (L6) to the extent
knowledge of appropriate for required of 85%
Mathematics and accuracy
Science 100% students
2. Applies mathematical principles Application to the extent
to achieve analytical or (L3) of 85%
numerical solution to model
equations 100% students
to the extent
3. Examines approaches to solving Application of 85%
an engineering problem in (L3)/Analysis
order to choose the more (L4)
effective approach
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(ix) A. Weekly Lesson Plan
TOPIC/UNIT/ CHAPTER: 1
Title ____________
Date: ________Day: ______
CONTENTS
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Topic/Unit/ Chapter Objectives:
Broad Objectives of the chapter/topic are:
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Once the student has completed this topic/ chapter he/she will be able to answer following
questions/perform the following activities (Performance Criteria/Indicators with Levels of Blooms
Taxonomy):
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HOME WORK: related to Topic objective and outcome as expressed in terms of indicators/criteria
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List Topics/Activities Planned that are beyond Syllabus
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(xiv) Recommendations/Suggestions for improvement by faculty
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EXAMPLE
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2012
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2. Applies 3. Examinatines
1. Chooses a
mathematical approaches to solving
mathematical model
principles to achieve an engineering
of a system or process
analytical or problem in order to
appropriate for
numerical solution to choose the more
required accuracy
model equations effective approach
Target 90% 90% 85%
Achievment 76% 82% 86%
Result Assessment
Direct Method
For the Summative assessment conducted at the end of the semester/year to assess student
performance in internals methodology of direct assessment was used for all indicators. The examination
results conducted by the affiliating university were also evaluated by the faculty on each performance
indicator/criteria. The Summative data information for performance indicator/criteria no 1 the students
were given a project requiring them to choose the mathematical model which were appropriate for a
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specific problem.
For performance indicator no 2, an internal test was created which required students to apply
mathematical principles to model equations to achieve solutions. The student performance in the test
were recorded. The university questions at the end of the semester were also evaluated that dealt with
performance indicator/criteria no 1 and 2 and specific areas of strength and weakness related to the
indicators were noted and documented.
For performance indicator/criteria no 3, project report rubric was used to analyze the project report for
evidence of consideration of multiple approaches.
Indirect Methods
End of Semester, each Faculty member teaching courses aligned to the PO (Ability to knowledge of
Mathematics and Science) presented the analysis of students in their courses through:
It was recommended to the IACC that additional formative assessment may be included in the semester
through short quiz, tests and assignments for course code ___, course code and course code ___ and to
provide the students specific feedback on indicators No 1 & 2. . The current year, strategy will include
more such activities. (sample source ABET)
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SESSIONAL RECORD
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LIST OF PRACTICALS Subject No.________
Subject_________________________ Code____________________
Semester________________________ Discipline________________
S. Details of Experiments (s) Hours to be allotted
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LAB PERFORMANCE RECORD
Subject_________________________ Code____________________
Semester________________________ Discipline________________
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CERTIFICATE
Submitted to HOD
Certificate by HOD
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Submitted to Principal
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