Title
College Algebra (MATH 1111) Course Redesign at the University of North Georgia
Campus
Dahlonega
Publication date
3-1-2021
Publisher
Gardner Institute
Book or Journal Information
Gateways to Completion Case Study Anthology
Keywords
course redesign, college algebra, Gateways to Completion, Gardner Institute
Abstract
The Gateways to Completion committee was appointed to study and redesign College Algebra at the University of North Georgia and began work in Fall 2018. The committee began the three-year process of examining the course, identifying areas of concern, proposing, piloting, and implementing the redesign. The committee studied data from the Office of Institutional Effectiveness, surveyed faculty and students, analyzed previously published objectives, created new objectives with sample questions, and piloted textbook curricula and online platforms. The 2019-2020 academic year began the enactment of the piloted redesign. The committee continues to analyze data in anticipation of year three.
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College Algebra (MATH 1111) Course Redesign at the University of North Georgia
The Gateways to Completion committee was appointed to study and redesign College Algebra at the University of North Georgia and began work in Fall 2018. The committee began the three-year process of examining the course, identifying areas of concern, proposing, piloting, and implementing the redesign. The committee studied data from the Office of Institutional Effectiveness, surveyed faculty and students, analyzed previously published objectives, created new objectives with sample questions, and piloted textbook curricula and online platforms. The 2019-2020 academic year began the enactment of the piloted redesign. The committee continues to analyze data in anticipation of year three.