Review Assessment Report

Part 1: Contact & Program Identification

Report Year and Contact Information
Academic YearModified ByDate Modified
2020-2021[email protected]2021-12-06T16:04:48.625Z
SchoolName of ProgramCourses
BITBusiness Administration AAS Degree: Retail ManagementNone

Part 2: Program Summary

Provide a high level review of the program to include highlights, successes, challenges, significant changes, and significant resources needed to support the program
The Business Administration program provides opportunities for the business leaders of tomorrow to achieve a high-quality, high-value education that enables them to succeed in a competitive market. Students participate in hands-on experiences, community projects and conduct real-world research. In the Retail Management Concentration students will focus on studying retail management fundamentals, business professionalism, human resources management and marketing. Additionally, students will acquire skills related to the application of these concepts that are developed through the study of computer applications, communication, team building and decision making. Students use technology and business concepts such as accounting, business law, entrepreneurship, management, marketing and professionalism, to work in teams, solve business problems and make decisions

Part 3: Data Review

2018-20192019-20202020-2021
Annual number of graduate awards is greater than 10031
Number of declared majors132114
Average Class Sizen/an/an/a
Annual Average Class withdrawal rate is 30% or below (SAGE 35%)n/an/an/a
Annual C-Pass rate for coursework is 60% or aboven/an/an/a
Average class fill rate at 60% or above capacity within a term or over a yearn/an/an/a
Graduate Transfer to 4-year Schoolsn/an/an/a
Full-time Faculty Coverage by Sectionn/an/an/a
Summarize how your program met or did not meet the target measures based on the data above

Part 4: Program Learning Outcome Analysis

Learning OutcomePopulation or Course(s) AssessedDescriptionSummary of Assessment Results
Comprehend and compose business documents.
BUSA 2330
  • Class Project
71% of all students achieve 71% or better in the course (Final Grade) Target met: 100% of students achieved 81% or better in the course
Demonstrate effective communication skills (orally and in writing) and behaviors that maximize the consumer experience.
BUSA 2330
  • Class Project
71% of all students achieve 71% or better in the course (Final Grade) Target met: 100% of students achieved 81% or better in the course
Determine techniques needed to promote products and services.
MKTG 2110
  • Class Project
MKTG 2110: Target - 71% of all students get 71% or higher on the Class Project 94% of all students received an 71% or higher
Explain the flow of goods and services in a retail environment and recognize the cause and effect of issues in the supply chain.
BUSA 2330
  • Class Project
71% of all students achieve 71% or better in the course (Final Grade) Target met: 100% of students achieved 81% or better in the course
Identify and apply relevant information to set goals, perform job-related tasks, and make ethical business decisions.
BUSA 2330
  • Class Project
71% of all students achieve 71% or better in the course (Final Grade) Target met: 100% of students achieved 81% or better in the course
Interact with business contacts and coworkers in a professional manner.
BUSA 2330
  • Class Project
71% of all students achieve 71% or better in the course (Final Grade) Target met: 100% of students achieved 81% or better in the course
Use software in evaluating and applying financial data for decision making.
TBD
    Program Learning Objective: Use software in evaluating and applying financial data for decision making No data collected. In the past, ACCT 2120 and the Final Exam has been used to provide data on this Student learning Outcome, however, that course and that exam do not "Use software in evaluating and applying financial data for decision making." Another course/project will be identified by the course team to collect data that supports this Student Learning Outcome and betters aligns with the program objectives.
    Interpretation of Assessment findings
    Targets met with the exception of: Program Learning Objective: Use software in evaluating and applying financial data for decision making No data collected. In the past, ACCT 2120 and the Final Exam has been used to provide data on this Student learning Outcome, however, that course and that exam do not "Use software in evaluating and applying financial data for decision making." Another course/project will be identified by the course team to collect data that supports this Student Learning Outcome and betters aligns with the program objectives.

    Part 5: Additional Action Plan in Support of Student Learning (If Appropriate)

    Upcoming YearChanges Planned for the upcoming yearData Motivating this change
    2021-2022
    2021-2022
    2021-2022
    The Student learning Outcome - "Use software in evaluating and applying financial data for decision making." had no data available to support it. The course team will decide which course/project best supports this outcome and will collect data for future results
    The Student learning Outcome - "Use software in evaluating and applying financial data for decision making." had no data available to support it
    Please select all of the following that characterize the types of changes described in the above action plan
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