Whole process curriculum achievement assessment method and implementation based on the concept of outcome-based education: the case of technical and professional foreign language course
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College of Civil Engineering, Suzhou University of Science and Technology, Suzhou215011, P.R.China

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G640

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    Outcome-based education (OBE) is the basis of engineering education accreditation. Moreover, establishing a curriculum continuous quality improvement mechanism under OBE is now the bottom line of engineering education accreditation. Therefore, this paper proposes a whole process curriculum continuous quality improvement framework. A whole process achievement assessment method for the course objectives is established by integrating formative and summative evaluations. Taking the case of technical and professional foreign language course, the whole process assessment and continuous improvement are carried out on the 2016 and 2017 undergraduates. According to the formative evaluation, the increasing rates of the course objectives’ achievements increase with the advancing of the course. The summative course objective achievements of 2017 undergraduates increased by 13.1% compared with 2016 undergraduates, and the achievement of graduation attribute observation point increased by 12.7%. Therefore, the whole process achievement assessment and continuous improvement enhance the teaching results in both the current and next round and serve the undergraduates’ promotion of ability to solve complex engineering problems in civil engineering. The research may provide a reference for the construction and continuous improvement of the engineering curriculum.

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陈鑫,刘聪,李启才,凌志彬.基于OBE的课程目标全过程达成情况评价方法与实践——以科技与专业外语课程为例[J].高等建筑教育,2024,33(6):32~40

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  • Revised:March 15,2022
  • Online: December 16,2024
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