LA HARBOR COLLEGE
Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs) Assessment Report
Course Assessment
Division: Business
Discipline/Program:
Real Estate
Course Number and Name: Real Estate 005 Legal Aspects of Real Estate I
Program Contact Person:
Carl Kirnbauer________________________________ Phone: _______________________
Reviewed by:
Date: September 2011
The data was collected from the Spring 2010 semester. Section 3157. 17 students.
Institutional Learning
Outcomes
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Course Intended Outcomes
1. Recall the origin and influence of our
common law heritage, the relation to
statutory law, and the difference
between courts at law and courts of
equity.
2. Recall the role of the U.S.
Constitution as the supreme law of the
land as well as the role of the U.S.
Supreme Court.
3. Identify the source and effect of
statutory law, administrative law and
judge-made law.
Means of Assessment and
Criteria for Success
Means: 5 multiple choice
questions of 50 from Exam I.
Criteria: 80% of students
answer the questions correctly.
Means: 10 multiple choice
questions of 50 from Exam I.
Criteria: 80 % of the students
answer the questions correctly.
Means: 10 multiple choice
questions of 50 from Exam I.
Summary of Data Collected
Use of Results
Result: 95% of students scored
90 % or better.
Results reflect that the established
outcome for success is being met at
the established success rate. No
changes are recommended at this
time.
Established outcome for success is
being met. No changes are
recommended.
85% of students scored 90%
or better.
80% of students scored 90%
or better.
Established outcome for success is
being met. No changes are
recommended.
85% of students scored 90%
or better.
Established outcome for success is
being met. No changes are
recommended.
Criteria: 80 % of the students
answer the questions correctly.
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4. Identify the role and impact of the
Department of Real Estate and Real
Estate Commissioner with respect to the
regulation of licensees, disciplinary
issues, and the administrative hearing
process.
Means: 25 multiple choice
questions of 50 from Exam I.
Criteria: 80% of the students
answer the questions correctly.
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5. Recall the fundamentals of contract
law, filing of the complaint, damages,
and the relevance of specific
performance to real property law.
Means: 30 multiple choice
questions of 50 from Exam II.
6. Identify the concept of Real Property,
the relevance of Chattels Real, estates in
Real Property, and recordings.
7. Identify the types of Real Property
ownership to include corporations and
LLCs, as well as the advantages and
disadvantages of each type of
ownership.
8. Identify voluntary and involuntary
transfers of real property to include
disposition of real property after death.
9. Identify Real Property Security
Devices and the impact of Consumer
Protection Acts.
87% of students scored 90%
or better.
Established outcome for success is
being met. No changes are
recommended.
Means: 10 multiple choice
questions of 50 from Exam II.
92% of students scored 90%
or better.
Established outcome for success is
being met. No changes are
recommended.
Criteria: 80% of the students
answer the questions correctly.
Means: 10 multiple choice
questions of 50 from Exam II.
91% of students scored 90%
or better.
Established outcome for success is
being met. No changes are
recommended
Criteria: 80% of the students
answer the questions correctly.
Means: 10 multiple choice
questions of 50 from Exam III.
86% of the students scored 90
% or better.
Established outcome for success is
being met. No changes are
recommended.
Criteria: 80% of the students
answer the questions correctly.
Means: 15 multiple choice
questions of 50 from Exam III.
84% of the students scored
90% or better.
Established outcome for success is
being met. No changes are
recommended.
92% of students scored 90%
or better.
Established outcome for success is
being met. No changes are
recommended.
Criteria. 80% of the students
answer the questions correctly.
Criteria: 80% of the students
answer the questions correctly.
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10. Recall the basic elements of
Landlord-Tenant law and the impact of
assignments and subleases, termination
of leases and the eviction process.
Means: 20 multiple choice
questions of 50 from Exam III.
Criteria: 80% of the students
answer the questions correctly.
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