GENERAL EDUCATION STUDENT OUTCOMES
To Learn
To learn effectively and efficiently, the student demonstrates proficiency in the following skills:
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Critical reading, writing, speaking, and listening for achieving educational and professional goals.
Critical analysis, logic, and problem-solving of verbal and quantitative data.
Creative expression of ideas in a variety of forms.
Ability to pursue research questions to completion.
Ability to use computer technology as a tool for accomplishing objectives.
Comprehend and respect the traditions of the United States and world cultures.
Comprehend the philosophies, methods, and approaches of diverse national and international
political, social, and economic systems.
Understand, appreciate, and become involved in the fine arts.
Utilize physical fitness activities consistently and effectively.
Demonstrate sensitivity and responsibility to the natural and social environment, both personally and
professionally.
Understand the interdisciplinary nature of knowledge.
Attain and apply ethical values that extend beyond self-interest, both personally and professionally.
Acquire skills that will enable the student to work and succeed within a free enterprise system.
Demonstrate the ability to apply knowledge to contemporary issues.
Promote the philosophy, methods, and approaches of the free enterprise system.
Demonstrate commitment to higher education and life-long learning.
Understand individual responsibility in the management of resources.
Complete a course of study providing preparation for a career or graduate school.
THE DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
Student outcomes for the Science and Technology Department
The student will demonstrate:
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An understanding of the importance and limitations of science, computers, and mathematics to
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Proficiency in several computer applications;
The personal skills necessary to collaborate on research or development projects;
The critical thinking skills that are necessary to understand issues in science and technology;
Excellent writing and communications skills; and
An understanding of the basic principles of mathematics and statistics sufficiently well to succeed in
graduate school or an entry-level professional job.
Student Outcomes for Degree Programs
Computer Science
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The analytical and logical skills that can help one succeed in the computer industry;
Proficiency in at least one computer programming language necessary for an entry-level
programming job;
An understanding of the dynamics of the rapid change that occurs in the computer industry and
obtain the skills to change as the industry changes;
An understanding of the software development process such as collaboration and the iterative
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Knowledge of computer hardware, software, and network systems; and
Proficiency in the analysis, design, and implementation of solutions to significant real-world
problems.