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                                                                                      Lehman College

                                                                            Assessment Plan Template

Semester:    Fall 2010

Date of Submission:  Sept 15, 2010

Department:  Mathematics and Computer Science

Department Chair:  Dr. Joseph Rachlin

Program/Major:   Mathematics BA

Assessment Ambassador: Dr. Christina Sormani

Learning Outcomes

Learning Opportunities

Assessment Methods

Timeline

Frequency

Comments

What will students know and be able to do after they graduate?  Should be specific and measurable.

Through what courses/assignments will you ensure that the students have the opportunity to learn this?

How will the objective be measured?  How will you assess how well students are learning this?  [Refer to document on direct and indirect evidence for examples]  1 Direct Measure must be included.

When do you expect to begin collecting this assessment information?

How often will you collect this information?

A. Perform numeric and symbolic computations

See Math Grid Outcomes Chart

(many courses)

Final Exams in relevant courses will include problems directly testing this knowledge.

We began with two courses in Spring 2010.

Over a two year cycle. See the Mathematics Assessment Schedule.

B. Construct and apply symbolic and graphical representations of functions

See Math Grid Outcomes Chart

(many courses)

Final Exams in relevant courses will include problems directly testing this knowledge.

We began with two courses in Spring 2010.

Over a two year cycle. See the Mathematics Assessment Schedule.

C. Model real-life problems mathematically

See Math Grid Outcomes Chart (many courses)

Final Exams in relevant courses will include problems directly testing this knowledge.

We began with two courses in Spring 2010.

Over a two year cycle. See the Mathematics Assessment Schedule.

D. Use technology appropriately to analyze mathematical problems

See Math Grid Outcomes Chart

(MAT155 and MAT156 are key)

Final Exams in relevant courses will include problems directly testing this knowledge.

We began with two courses in Spring 2010.

Over a two year cycle. See the Mathematics Assessment Schedule.

E. State and apply mathematical definitions and theorems

See Math Grid Outcomes Chart

(many courses)

Final Exams in relevant courses will include problems directly testing this knowledge.

We began with two courses in Spring 2010.

Over a two year cycle. See the Mathematics Assessment Schedule.

F. Prove fundamental theorems

See Math Grid Outcomes Chart

(many courses)

Final Exams in relevant courses will include problems directly testing this knowledge.

We began with two courses in Spring 2010.

Over a two year cycle. See the Mathematics Assessment Schedule.

G. Construct and present a rigorous mathematical argument

See Math Grid Outcomes Chart

(MAT314 and MAT320 are key)

Final Exams in relevant courses will include problems directly testing this knowledge.

We began with two courses in Spring 2010.

Over a two year cycle. See the Mathematics Assessment Schedule.

  The Math Grid Outcomes Chart, the Mathematics Assessment Schedule and other information about the Mathematics     Major’s assessment process is publicly available for viewing at https://sites.google.com/site/lehmanmathmajor/