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Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering

Batten College of Engineering and Technology

Old Dominion University

STUDENT OUTCOME ASSESSMENT REPORT[1]

Course Number and Title: ECE 332

Semester and Year: Spring 2022

Instructor: Dr. Marsillac

Program: Electrical Engineering

List of Assessed Performance Indicators:

Student Outcome 1: An ability to identify, formulate, and solve complex engineering problems by applying principles of engineering, science, and mathematics

        SO1 – PI2: Capable of applying principles of engineering to the solution of an engineering problem

                

Performance Categories:        

1 Unacceptable

(D-/F)[2]

2 Below Expectations

(C-/D+/D)

3 Meets Expectations

(B/B-/C+/C)

4 Exceeds Expectations

(A/A-/B+)

Assessed Performance Indicator

Assessment Tool (e.g., Question in HW or Exam,

Etc.)

Brief Description

Number of Assessed Students

Total Possible Points

Ranges of Points for Performance Categories

Total Number of Students in Each Performance Category

1

2

3

4

1

2

3

4

SO1 – PI2


Comments (Please include comments on the student performance for each assessed performance indicator. If the total performance in Performance Categories 3&4 is below 70% for an assessed performance indicator, a detailed explanation is needed.)

Action Plan (Include a suggested action plan if the percentage of assessed students in Performance Categories 3&4 is below 70%.)

Action Resolution (Describe the activities that took place to improve the attainment of the assigned student outcomes as identified by on-going actions.  Also, assess the effect of the activities, including the possible quantitative effect on the attainment of student outcomes.)


[1] Please attach anonymous copies of three samples of students’ responses per assessed performance indicator corresponding to performance categories 2, 3, and 4. If no student performed at a given level, the number of samples can be reduced. In addition, please include a copy of the assessment tool, that is, the question used for the assessment.

[2] The purpose for the letter grades is to qualitatively characterize the level of performance in the assessed question. Additional information is provided in the student outcome rubrics.