Course-level Learning Outcomes

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Course Framework
Program: Click here to enter program title and code.
Course Title:
Course Number:
Ponderation:
Number of credits:
Competency’s Progression: Comprehensive1
Competency Code and Statement:
Achievement Context:
Course Description:
Course’s Relationship to the Program:2
Equity Guidelines:
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Essential Skills
1.1
1.2
1.3
1.4
1.5
Assessment Activities
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% of Overall
Grade
Elements of the
Competency
Assessed
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Element 1:
Performance Criteria
Course-level Learning Outcomes
The students will be able to do the following:
1.1

1.2
1.3
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Element 2:
Performance Criteria
2.1
2.2
Course-level Learning Outcomes
The students will be able to the following:

2.3
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Element 3:
Performance Criteria
3.1
Course-level Learning Outcomes
The students will be able to do the following:
3.2

3.3
Element 4:
Performance Criteria
4.1
4.2
Course-level Learning Outcomes
The students will be able to do the following:

4.3
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Appendix: Essential ICT Skills
Vanier College ICT Profile
1
Search for information using ICT.
1.1
Employ available online resources (e.g. databases, websites, and library catalogues).
1.2
Evaluate the quality of information found in order to select appropriate resources.
2
Process information using ICT.
2.1
Annotate digital documents (e.g. highlight, add comments, and track changes)
2.2
Select the appropriate ICT to help analyze data (e.g. Word, Excel, and OneNote)
3
Present information efficiently using ICT.
3.1
Present content using appropriate software (e.g., Word, PowerPoint, Prezi, and Excel).
3.2
Incorporate or create relevant images, sound, and video.
3.3
Comply with copyright and intellectual property laws.
4
Collaborate effectively in a network.
4.1
Use online communication tools in a professional and academic context (e.g., email, Skype, Facebook,
Google Docs, and online forums).
4.2
Develop and revise shared content in a virtual space.
4.3
Share documents in an organized manner.
5
Use ICTs efficiently and responsibly.
5.1
Troubleshoot technical problems.
5.2
Navigate and use Vanier College’s web portal.
5.3
Maintain an appropriate, secure, and professional online identity.
5.4
Protect and secure digital contents.
Developed and supported by the Vanier College Institutional Development and Research Office (IDRO) and the
Pedagogical Development Office (PDO), November 2014.
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Endnotes
1
If a competency is only taught in one course, its progression is categorized as “Comprehensive.” If it is taught in more than one course, it is
categorized as “Partial.” The partial progression must be further identified as introduced, developed or finalized. Since a course with only one
competency teaches that competency comprehensively, the progression has already been categorized accordingly.
2
Indicate whether the course is a pre-requisite for another or other courses, is a synthesis course (a course in which the ESP is administered), and,
if available, the attainment of exit profile learning outcomes the course will contribute towards.
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