Program:  Turf Equipment Technology

 

Academic Year: 2008-2009                Completed by: John R. Piersol           Date:  8/17/09

 

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Intended Outcomes

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Student Learning Outcomes

(Core Skills and Objectives)

 

Assessment Measures

 

Performance Criteria/Expected Results

Evaluation & Planned Actions

Use of Results

(Close the Loop)

 

Demonstrates understanding of government regulations and compliances for the golf industry

 

Be able to name the organizations that regulate golf maintenance and list important regulations

 

Written internship report

 

80% of students will earn a minimum of  29/40 points on their written internship report

 

78% of the students met the standard

 

 

 

Three students did not submit the required report and received an “F”; students who completed their report were successful

 

 

Perform basic welding tasks

 

Be able to perform a functional “stick” weld

 

Practical welding test in lab evaluated by instructor visual inspection

 

80% of students will earn a satisfactory on practical welding test

 

100% of the students successfully mastered basic welding

 

 

Our welding instructor is effectively teaching welding skills

 

 

Design a functional golf maintenance facility

 

Be able to draw a practical golf course maintenance facility design

 

Shop design project submitted to instructor as part of Golf Course Shop Management I

 

80% of students will earn a satisfactory on the mandatory shop design project

 

96% of the students submitted a satisfactory golf course maintenance facility design

 

 

Students are mastering the skill of designing a basic layout for a golf course maintenance facility

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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