To which Year Assessment What were the assessment results? course(s) is assessed or Methods (Please provide brief summary data) Program this program to be Used Outcomes outcome assessed. related? FY 12-13 Simulation Apply ACC 1510, – Payroll Project mathematical skills MAT 1460, ACC1510 Payroll project includes creation of a formula to compute gross payroll. This is to formulas and MAT 1470, used to assess mathematical skills for formulas and problem solving outcome. solve problems. MAT 2170 The chart above reflects the percentage of students who earned over 70%, over 80% and over 90%. For AY13-14, Fall 13 data is missing. The data indicates that 85% of the students met the 70% minimum requirement for mastery of the outcome. FY 12-13 Simulation Apply the ACC 1210, – Practice Set principles of ACC 1220, ACC2101 Practice set is used to assess intermediate accounting student mastery of the financial, ACC 2101, principles of accounting outcome. managerial, cost ACC 2102, The chart above reflects the percentage of students who scored over 70%, over 80%, and and tax ACC 2211, over 90%. accounting. ACC 2212, The data indicates that 80% of the students met the 70% minimum requirement for mastery ACC 2321, of the outcome. ACC 2350, ACC 2322, ACC 2510, ACC 2700 FY 12-13 Final Project Describe and apply LAW 1101, general business LAW 1102, knowledge skills MAN 1101, ACC1510 Final Project is used to assess accounting student mastery of general business and computer MRK 2101, knowledge skills and computer skills outcome. skills. ECO 2160, The chart above reflects the percentage of students who scored over 70%, over 80%, and ECO 2180, over 90%. For AY13-14, Fall 13 data is missing. The data indicates that 82% of the students ACC 1510, met the 70% minimum requirement for mastery of the outcome. MAN 2110, MAN 1110, MAN 1106, MRK 2145, FY 12-13 Simulation Use analytical ACC 2102, – Budget Project problem-solving ACC 2212, skills. ACC 2321, ACC2212 Budget Project is used to assess the analytical problem-solving skills outcome.
Program Outcomes To which course(s) is this program outcome related? Year assessed or to be assessed. Assessment Methods Used What were the assessment results? (Please provide brief summary data) Apply mathematical skills to formulas and solve problems. ACC 1510, MAT 1460, MAT 1470, MAT 2170 FY 12-13 Simulation – Payroll Project ACC1510 Payroll project includes creation of a formula to compute gross payroll. This is used to assess mathematical skills for formulas and problem solving outcome. The chart above reflects the percentage of students who earned over 70%, over 80% and over 90%. For AY13-14, Fall 13 data is missing. The data indicates that 85% of the students met the 70% minimum requirement for mastery of the outcome. Apply the principles of financial, managerial, cost and tax accounting. ACC 1210, ACC 1220, ACC 2101, ACC 2102, ACC 2211, ACC 2212, ACC 2321, ACC 2350, ACC 2322, ACC 2510, ACC 2700 FY 12-13 Simulation – Practice Set ACC2101 Practice set is used to assess intermediate accounting student mastery of the principles of accounting outcome. The chart above reflects the percentage of students who scored over 70%, over 80%, and over 90%. The data indicates that 80% of the students met the 70% minimum requirement for mastery of the outcome. Describe and apply general business knowledge skills and computer skills. LAW 1101, LAW 1102, MAN 1101, MRK 2101, ECO 2160, ECO 2180, ACC 1510, MAN 2110, MAN 1110, MAN 1106, MRK 2145, FY 12-13 Final Project ACC1510 Final Project is used to assess accounting student mastery of general business knowledge skills and computer skills outcome. The chart above reflects the percentage of students who scored over 70%, over 80%, and over 90%. For AY13-14, Fall 13 data is missing. The data indicates that 82% of the students met the 70% minimum requirement for mastery of the outcome. Use analytical problem-solving skills. ACC 2102, ACC 2212, ACC 2321, FY 12-13 Simulation – Budget Project ACC2212 Budget Project is used to assess the analytical problem-solving skills outcome.
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