PROGRAM NAME: _CIS – Networking Technology Option
PROGRAM EVALUATION PLAN
CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
UNIT PURPOSE AND DESCRIPTION: (What is the role of your unit within the College?)
Networking option is a part of our Computer Information Systems AAS degree program. Networking option allows out students to
learn the skills in network development, design and implementation, network security and computer repair.
ALIGNMENT OF PROGRAM OUTCOMES WITH THE INSTITUTION’S MISSION STATEMENT AND THE PLAN FOR STUDENT SUCCESS:
This program provides excellent hands-on training for our students that meet the industry needs. We are on the cutting edge of
technology and we upgrade our equipment frequently to allow our students to be trained using the newest technology so they
can be successful in their career in IT field.
PROGRAM NAME: CIS - Networking
2009-10 PROGRAM EVALUATION PLAN
CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Competency Area
Student Learning Outcome
Network Design
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
design efficient network for clients
with proper equipment following
industry standards.
PC Repair / Basic
Networking
Problem Solving
Critical Thinking
and
Communication
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
demonstrate proficiency in
networking and computer repair
to meet industry standards.
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
solve computer and network
problems using proper tools and
following safety standards.
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
exhibit teamwork, critical thinking,
verbal and written communication
skills, professionalism, and
accountability for their actions.
Methods of
Evaluation or
Assessment
Final Skills-Based
Project (CIS 273)
Evaluation or
Assessment Standards
Assessment Results
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Project
100% of students
made a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Project
Final Skills-Based
Exam (CIS 273)
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based Exam
Final Skills-Based
Exam (CIS 273)
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based Exam
Final Skills-Based
Project (CIS 273)
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Project
100% of students
made a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Exam
100% of students
made a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Exam
100% of students
made a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Project
Explain how results
were used to improve
student learning,
curriculum, or program.
Based on the success of
this group, minimal
changes were made to
the program. Program
changes included
updates for new
technologies, etc.
PROGRAM NAME: CIS - Networking
2010-11 PROGRAM EVALUATION PLAN
CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Competency Area
Student Learning Outcome
Network Design
Methods of
Evaluation or
Assessment
Final Skills-Based
Project (CIS 273)
Problem Solving
Critical Thinking
and
Communication
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
demonstrate proficiency in
networking and computer repair
to meet industry standards.
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
solve computer and network
problems using proper tools and
following safety standards.
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
exhibit teamwork, critical thinking,
verbal and written communication
skills, professionalism, and
accountability for their actions.
Assessment Results
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Project
50% of students
made a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Project
Final Skills-Based
Exam (CIS 273)
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based Exam
Final Skills-Based
Exam (CIS 273)
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based Exam
Final Skills-Based
Project (CIS 273)
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Project
46% of students
made a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Exam
46% of students
made a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Exam
50% of students
made a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Project
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
design efficient network for clients
with proper equipment following
industry standards.
PC Repair / Basic
Networking
Evaluation or
Assessment Standards
Explain how results
were used to improve
student learning,
curriculum, or program.
The major reason for
low percentages this
year was the number of
students who did not
attempt the final
project. Instructors now
give practice exams to
help increase student
confidence.
PROGRAM NAME: CIS - Networking
2011-12 PROGRAM EVALUATION PLAN
CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Competency Area
Network Design
PC Repair / Basic
Networking
Problem Solving
Critical Thinking
and
Communication
Student Learning Outcome
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
design efficient network for clients
with proper equipment following
industry standards.
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
demonstrate proficiency in
networking and computer repair
to meet industry standards.
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
solve computer and network
problems using proper tools and
following safety standards.
Upon completion of the CIS Networking program, students will
exhibit teamwork, critical thinking,
verbal and written communication
skills, professionalism, and
accountability for their actions.
Methods of
Evaluation or
Assessment
Final Skills-Based
Project (CIS 273)
Final Skills-Based
Exam (CIS 273)
Evaluation or
Assessment Standards
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Project
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based Exam
Final Skills-Based
Exam (CIS 273)
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based Exam
Final Skills-Based
Project (CIS 273)
70% of students will
make a passing score
(70% or above) the
Final Skills-Based
Project
Assessment Results
No data yet
Explain how results
were used to improve
student learning,
curriculum, or program.