Mapping program student learning outcomes to iSLO

Mapping program student learning outcomes to iSLO

Program student learning outcomes (pSLOs) were assigned to a single best fit iSLOs.

Only the assignments for a sample of six general education program are shown.

The assignment of all associate degree pSLOs to iSLOs is available in a separate spreadsheet.

iSLOcat Program Program student learning outcome: students will be able to...

knowledge GenEd Demonstrate the various elements of the writing process, including collecting information and formulating ideas, determining relationships, arranging sentences and paragraphs, establishing transitions, and revising what has been written.

analysis GenEd Read accurately and critically by asking pertinent questions about a text, by asking assumptions and implications, and by evaluating ideas.

communication GenEd Use the conventions of standard written English to write an organized, coherent, and effective essay.

creativity GenEd Define mathematical concepts, calculate quantities, estimate solutions, solve problems, represent and interpret mathematical information graphically, and communicate mathematical thoughts and ideas.

skills GenEd Perform experiments that gather scientific information and to utilize, interpret, and explain the results of experiments and field work in a field of science.

intellect GenEd Demonstrate an ability for independent thought and expression in at least one of the following five areas: the arts, ethical thought and moral values, historical analysis, language, or literature.

Index

iSLOcat	Program	Program student learning outcome: students will be able to...
knowledge	GenEd	Demonstrate the various elements of the writing process, including collecting information and formulating ideas, determining relationships, arranging sentences and paragraphs, establishing transitions, and revising what has been written.
analysis	GenEd	Read accurately and critically by asking pertinent questions about a text, by asking assumptions and implications, and by evaluating ideas.
communication	GenEd	Use the conventions of standard written English to write an organized, coherent, and effective essay.
creativity	GenEd	Define mathematical concepts, calculate quantities, estimate solutions, solve problems, represent and interpret mathematical information graphically, and communicate mathematical thoughts and ideas.
skills	GenEd	Perform experiments that gather scientific information and to utilize, interpret, and explain the results of experiments and field work in a field of science.
intellect	GenEd	Demonstrate an ability for independent thought and expression in at least one of the following five areas: the arts, ethical thought and moral values, historical analysis, language, or literature.