Undergraduate Program
The teaching goals, learning objectives and measures for undergraduate students at the Department of Industrial Management and Information are as follows:
Industrial Management and Information programs seek to develop graduates who:
Understand industrial and
information management knowledge.
Are able to apply information
technology to industrial management.
Are able to identify and
solve problems.
Are effective
communicators.
Understand business ethics
and social responsibility.
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Goal
U1:
Students will understand
industrial and information management knowledge.
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Objectives
U1.1:
Students will demonstrate
knowledge of core concepts on industrial and information management.
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Measure
U1.1.1:
Course embedded test on
students.
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Goal
U2:
Students will be able to
apply information technology in industrial management.
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Objectives
U2.1:
Students will be able to
apply appropriate software to create professional reports.
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Measure
U2.1.1:
Course embedded test on
students.
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Goal U3:
Students will be able to identify
and solve problems.
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Objectives
U3.1:
Students will be able to
clearly identify problems and find alternative solutions to solve problems.
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Measure
U3.1.1:
Assessment rubrics.
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Goal U4:
Each student will be an
effective communicator.
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Objectives
U4.1:
Students will demonstrate appropriate
written and oral communication skills.
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Measure
U4.1.1:
Assessment rubrics.
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Goal U5:
Students will understand
business ethics and social responsibility.
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Objectives
U5.1:
Students will understand
business ethics and social responsibility, and their effects on corporate decision
and public benefits.
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Measure
U5.1.1:
Assessment rubrics.
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