Program Review, Curriculum Planning and Development Committee
Members
Dr. Ismail Al-Ani | IT Director (Chair) |
Dr. Apollos Goyol | Chair of Business Administration |
Dr. P. Radha Krishnan | Director of Research |
Dr. Edmund Christopher | Chair of GE and Foundation Program |
Dr. Lakshmi C.R | Business faculty |
Dr. Y. Padma | Business faculty |
Dr. Amer Ibrahim | IT faculty |
Mrs. Mariam Salari | English faculty (facilitator) |
Other Information
Reporting to: | Dean of Academic Affairs |
Meeting Frequency: | Once in a week and as and when required. |
The specific functions of the committee are:
a) To act on all curricular and course proposals that have been put forth by a department.
b) To formulate the rules and procedures used to submit curricular additions and/or changes using the guidelines that have been established by the Committee.
c) To develop and maintain necessary forms used to request curricular and course changes.
d)To review the results of course evaluations for every course taught at ECMIT on a semester basis and propose modifications as and when it deems necessary to the faculty senate.
e) To conduct continuing studies of courses and programs of study and to make recommendations concerning desirable alterations, additions, or deletions.
f) To determine and study the implications of suggested changes in courses, curricula and academic requirement for degrees. Then, make recommendations, based upon the study, to the appropriate academic and administrative officers.
Membership
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Director of Research and Academic Assessment
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Four senior faculty members
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Two senior student representatives
Selection of Chair
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The Dean or the Director of Research will chair this Committee
COMMENTS
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Each new program proposal should be presented by the appropriate department Division Chair or faculty member clearly outlining its purpose, goals, learning outcomes and the curricular structure.
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Proposals should also contain an explanation of how resources will be obtained or reallocated to accomplish the curricular changes requested and how these changes relate to the mission of the department and ECMIT.
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