| Outcomes |
Data |
Results |
2002-2003 |
| Graduates
will be placed in positions befitting their education and with competitive
salaries. |
Annual
employment survey of IS&T graduates for 2002 indicates salaries held
up fairly well despite a weak job market. |
Department
was generally pleased with the result, though a stronger result was
desired. |
Department
will continue to monitor placement data.
|
| Majors
will understand traditional business fields and be able to apply
information technologies to those fields. |
Information
Systems and Technologies majors placed in 27th percentile on ETS
examination which test traditional fields of business. |
Department
was not pleased with this result.
|
Department
will continue to monitor ETS data.
|
| Students should complete their degree plan in a
timely and efficient manner.
|
IS&T
majors had completed over 170 semester hours at the time of graduation.
|
Department
now requires all majors to be advised annually and majors are required to
complete graduation evaluation with Department Chair prior to registration
for capstone courses. |
Department
will continue to monitor the advisement process and students' program of
study.
|
| Students will attain depth of understanding in
programming language.
|
Feedback
from Advisory Council indicates employers value depth.
|
Department
presently requires majors to complete program of study in two programming
languages. This requirement is being reviewed. |
Department
may process curriculum change to require only one programming to attain
additional depth in the required language. |
