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Presentation on Reforms in Higher Education by Dr. Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz
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PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT and INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE
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QM-QA COMMITTEE (October 15, 2004)
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz Convener Chairperson, Department of Statistics Prof. Dr. Muhammad Idrees Member Foreign Faculty invited by HEC Ms. Fouzia Shahin Member Student Counselor Career Guidance and Placement Centre WEBSITE
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EXTERNAL EXPERTS Mr. Haider H Zaidi President Mr. Akbar Rahmatullah
AKIDA Management Consultant Mr. Akbar Rahmatullah PQA – Advisor Dr. Farid A Malik Chairman Science Foundation (Pakistan) Prof. Dr. Christopher Gibson Department of Mathematics University of Manchester, UK
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PRESENTATION TO CHAIRPERSONS (January, 2005)
GC University Profile Ms. Fouzia Shahin Present and Proposed Dr. M Khalid Pervaiz Procedure for QM-QA Implementation Strategy Dr. Muhammad Idrees
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PRELIMINARY REPORT (February, 2005)
Introduction Institutional Context Performance Indicators and Benchmarks Academic Infrastructure Profile of Academic Activity & QM-QA Measures in Place Postgraduate Programme Performance Faculty Profile Progress of Ongoing Initiatives Analysis of Overall Performance and Identification of Deficiencies Planned Improvement Targets Summary Budgetary profile
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QM-QA STRUCTURE Quality Assurance Mangers Deans
Quality Managers Chairpersons Quality Co-Mangers 27 (One person from each dept.) Quality Auditors 11 (6 from administrative and 5 from academic departments)
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TRAINING PROGRAMME (April-May 2005)
Session-I Introduction to Quality Management Dr. Farid A Malik QM-QA Measures in Practice Dr. M. Khalid Pervaiz Session-II Quality Assurance (7 tools) Dr. Farid A Malik Salient Features of Course outline Dr. M. Khalid Pervaiz Session-III PQA Procedures Overview Mr. Akbar Rahmatullah Quality Auditing Dr. Farid A Malik Internal Quality Assurance Dr. M. Khalid Pervaiz Session-IV What is ISO Dr. Farid A Malik Staff Development Dr. M. Khalid Pervaiz
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MEDIA PROJECTION (The Nation June 1, 2005)
Quality Assurance System in Varsities hailed
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SWOT ANALYSIS PRESENTATION (June 2005)
The PQA Process – Specific to SWOT Mr. Akbar Rahmatullah Elements of SWOT Ms. Fouzia Shaheen The SWOT Questionnaire Dr. M. Khalid Pervaiz
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STAFF HANDBOOK with the collaboration of STAFF DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE
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STAFF DEVELOPMENT COMMITTEE (May 21, 2005)
Dr. Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz Convener Prof. Abdul Saboor Dr. Qais Aslam Dr. Waseem Anwar Dr. Ijaz Mujataba Ghauri Dr. Ikram-ul-Haq Prof. Javed Ahmad Sheikh Mr. Akbar Rahmatullah Mr. Hassan Raza Mr. Saboor Ahmad Khan Secretary
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STAFF HANDBOOK CONTENTS
Introduction Credit Hours Scheme Duty Schedule (Academic Responsibilities) Course Outline Format Course Requirements and Class work Policies Teaching Methodology Course File Examination System
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TEACHER’S TRAINING PROGRAM with the collaboration of HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (HRDC)
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HUMAN RESOURCE DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (HRDC) (April 7, 2005)
Dr. Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz Convener Ms. Fouzia Shaheen Member Mr. Saboor Ahmad Khan Secretary
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Ist PHASE OF TRAINING Resource Persons Topics Dates
Prof. Dr. Aftab Ahmad Malik Chairperson, Dept. of Computer Science IT application in Teaching 16th & 17th Sep 2005. Prof. Dr. Zahid Mahmood Director Clinical Psychology Educational Psychology 23rd & 24th Sep 2005. Dr. Faisal Q. Khokhar Director & Chairperson, Management Studies Dept. Micro Teaching and Teaching Skills. 30th Sep & 1st Oct 2005. Prof. Dr. Waseem Anwar Chairperson, Dept. of English Communication Skills 11th & 12th Nov 2005. Prof. Dr. Ikram-ul-Haq Dept. of Botany Research Methods, Management and Supervision 18th & 19th Nov 2005. Mr. Akbar Rahmatullah PQA advisor Quality Assurance Aspects of Higher Education with special reference to CAMS and Assessment Strategy 25th & 26th Nov 2005.
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IInd PHASE OF TRAINING Resource Person Topics Dates
Prof. Dr. Waheed Qureshi Research Methodology and Literature Dec 23, 2005 Mr. Abdul Waheed Electronic Searching Techniques Dec 30, 2005 Prof. Dr. Qais Aslam Quality Education and Monitoring Techniques Jan 06, 2006 Prof. Dr. Tahir Kamran A few stereo type in the education discourse of Pakistan: Reappraisal of Social Sciences Jan 20, 2006 Prof. Dr. Kausar Sohail Research methods in Social Sciences Jan 27, 2006 Dr. Aftab Ahmad Malik Information Communication Technology system in Education Feb 03, 2006 E-Learning Feb 24, 2006 Prof. Mirza Athar Baig University in the contemporary World: Ideas and Institutions March 03, 05 Micro Teaching March 10, 05 Dr. Waseem Anwar English for specific Purpose (ESP): An interdisciplinary study of communicative language Teaching March 17, 05
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INTERNAL ASSESSMENT Faculty Evaluation by the students (1999 onwards)
Course Evaluation by the students Hostel’s Management Evaluation by the residents (2002 onwards) Self Evaluation SWOT Analysis
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Faculty Evaluation Form
Academic Year ________________ Evaluation Code: Strongly Agree A = 5 Department: ………………………….. Course Title: …………………………. Course Code: …………………………. Instructor: …………………………….. Class: …………….…Section: ……….. Agree Neutral B = 4 C = 3 Disagree Strongly Disagree D = 2 E = 1 (put a circle wherever appropriate) 1. Regular and punctual. 5 4 3 2 1 2. Maintains class discipline. 3. Well prepared for his class. 4. Presents material in clear and interesting way. 5. Explains material with slow and regular steps. 6. Encourages student’s participation and welcomes questions. 7. Behaves decently with students. 8. Arouses interest by introducing new ideas and discoveries. 9. Willing to give individual assistance outside the class 10. Course coverage is consistent with course outline. 11. Fair in marking.
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Course Evaluation Form
Academic Year ________________ Evaluation Code: Strongly Agree A = 5 Department: ………………………….. Course Title: …………………………. Course Code: …………………………. Instructor: …………………………….. Class: …………….…Section: ……….. Agree Neutral B = 4 C = 3 Disagree Strongly Disagree D = 2 E = 1 (put a circle wherever appropriate) 1. Recommended text is appropriate 5 4 3 2 1 2. Course contents are useful in general 3. Course contents are applied in nature 4. Workload of the course is reasonable 5. Referred material is available 6. Required equipments are available 7. Difficulty level of the course is reasonable
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Hostel Management Evaluation Form
Academic Year: _____________ Evaluation code: Strongly Agree A = 5 Hostel: ………………….. Agree Neutral B = 4 C = 3 Disagree Strongly Disagree D = 2 E = 1 (put a circle wherever appropriate) 1. Cleanliness is being observed 5 4 3 2 1 2. Water and electricity supplies are maintained 3. Physical facilities available to the residents in the given circumstances are adequate 4. Discipline is strictly maintained. 5. Equality and impartiality is observed. 6. Administration is always willing to solve the genuine problems of the residents 7. Quality of food supplied is up to the mark 8. Mess expenses are according to the quality and quantity of the food supplied 9. Overall I am happy with my stay
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SELF EVALUATION FORM What are your strengths as a Faculty Member?
What are those areas of performance, if any, that you think need some improvement? What have you done this academic year to increase your knowledge of your discipline and to remain "up to date" in your academic field? (e.g. seminars, courses taken, reading programs, research etc.) What evidence can you present regarding scholarly activity and professional productivity? What service have you provided to the GC University community or to the broader community? (e.g. In charge of Society or Games, worked for a Research organization or NGO, etc.) How have you tried to teach the Core Values (e.g. discipline quality, etc.) of GC University to students? How well it has worked? What measures have you taken during the last academic year for institutional improvement i.e. working for the progress of GC University, in addition to other contributions listed above (1 – 6)?
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SWOT ANALYSIS Departmental strengths Departmental Weaknesses
Opportunities available to fill up these weaknesses Challenges to avail these opportunities
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PROPOSED INTERNAL ASSESSMENT PROCEDURES
Survey of Graduating Students or Program Evaluation Faculty Survey Employer Survey Alumni Survey
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Survey of Graduating Students
The survey seeks graduating students' input on the quality of education they received in their program. The purpose of this survey is to assess the quality of the academic programs. We seek you help in completing this survey. A: Strongly agree = B: Agree = C: Neutral = 3 D: Disagree = E: Strongly disagree = 1 (put a circle wherever appropriate) The work in the program is too heavy and induces a lot of pressure The program is effective in enhancing team-working abilities The program administration is effective in supporting learning The program is effective in developing analytic and problem solving skills The program is effective in developing independent thinking The program is effective in developing written communication skills The program is effective in developing planning abilities The mathematical content of the program is adequate for pursuing the advanced courses in the program Answer question 9 if applicable 9. The internship experience is effective in enhancing Ability to work in teams Independent thinking Appreciation of ethical values Professional development Time management skills Judgment Discipline The link between theory and practice 10. What are the best aspects of your program? ________________________________________________________________________________________________ 11. What aspects of your program could be improved? You may use additional sheets for questions 10 & 11 if needed.
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Faculty Survey (put a circle wherever appropriate)
The purpose of this survey is to assess faculty members, satisfaction level and the effectiveness of programs in place to help them progress and excel in their provided will be kept in confidence. Indicate how satisfied are you with each of the following aspects of you situation at your department? A: Strongly agree = B: Agree = C: Neutral = 3 D: Disagree = E: Strongly disagree = 1 (put a circle wherever appropriate) Your mix of research, teaching and community service The intellectual stimulation of your work Type of teaching/research you currently do Your interaction with students Cooperation you receive from colleagues The mentoring available to you Administrative support from the department Providing clarity about the faculty promotion process Your prospects for advancement and progress through ranks Salary and compensation package Job security and stability at the department Amount of time you have for yourself and family The overall climate at the department What are the best programs/factors currently available in your department that enhance your motivation and job satisfaction? _____________________________________________________________________________________________ 15. Suggest programs/factors that could improve your motivation and job satisfaction? Information about faculty member: 1. Academic rank: A: Professor B: Associate Professor C: Assistant Professor D: Instructor E: Lecturer 2. Years of service (in years) A: B: C: D: E: > 20
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Employer Survey The purpose of this survey is to obtain employers' input on the quality of education UMT is providing and to assess the quality of the academic program. The survey is with regard to UMT graduates employed at your organization. We seek your help in completing this survey. A: Strongly agree = B: Agree = C: Neutral = 3 D: Disagree = E: Strongly disagree = 1 I. Knowledge Math, Science and Engineering kills Problem formulation and solving skills Collecting and analyzing appropriate data Ability to link theory to Practice Ability to design a system component or process Computer knowledge II. Communication Skills Oral communication Report writing Presentation skills III. Interpersonal Skills Ability to work in teams Leadership Independent thinking Motivation Reliability Appreciation of ethical values IV. Work Skills Time management skills Judgment Discipline V. General Comments Please make any additional comments or suggestions, which you think would help strengthen our programs for the preparation of graduates who will enter your field. Did you know as to what to expect from graduates? _______________________________________________________________________________________________ VI. Information about organization Organization Name Type of Business Number of graduates (specify the program) in your organization:
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Alumni Survey (put a circle wherever appropriate)
The purpose of this survey is to obtain alumni input on the quality of education they received and the level of preparation they had at GC University. The purpose of this survey is to assess the quality of the academic program. We seek your help in completing this survey. A: Strongly agree = B: Agree = C: Neutral = 3 D: Disagree = E: Strongly disagree = 1 (put a circle wherever appropriate) I. Knowledge Math, Science and Engineering kills Problem formulation and solving skills Collecting and analyzing appropriate data Ability to link theory to Practice Ability to design a system component or process Computer knowledge II. Communication Skills Oral communication Report writing Presentation skills III. Interpersonal Skills Ability to work in teams Independent thinking Appreciation of ethical values Professional development IV. Work Skills Time management skills Judgment Discipline V. General Comments Please make any additional comments or suggestions, which you think would help strengthen our programs. (New courses that you would recommend and courses that you did not gain much from) _______________________________________________________________________________________ VI. Alumni Information Name (optional) Name of organization Position of organization Year of graduation
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MODEL DEPARTMENTS ECONOMICS ENGLISH PHYSICS
Mr. S.M. Ejaz Hussain Quality Co-Managers Mr. Khalid Sultan Mr. Uzair Ahson ENGLISH Mr. Tahir Yousaf Bokhari Quality Co-Managers Dr. Farhan Ebadat Yar Khan Ms. Beenish Sarfraz PHYSICS Mr. Zahid Javaid Quality Co-Managers Mr. Ejaz Hussain Awan Mr. Muhammad Imran
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PRESENTATIONS ON Quality Management and Quality Assurance in the Model Departments
Economics (January 5, 2006) English (March 7, 2006) Physics (January 19, 2006)
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PROFESSIONAL PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES/WORKSHOP
Pakistan’s 4th National Conference on Quality Assurance in Education organized by Pakistan Institute of Quality Control (September 17-18, 2005) International Conference on Higher Education for Development organized by HEC Pakistan (May 8-9, 2006) Two days workshop on Self Assessment Procedures for the University Programs organized by HEC Pakistan (May 10-11, 2006).
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RESEARCH PAPERS SUBMITTED
Strengths and Weaknesses of Teachers Involved in Higher Education (A Case Study) by Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz, Fouzia Shahin, Hina Muzaffar and Mueen-ud-Din Azad, submitted in National Conference on Higher Education organized by National Academy of Higher Education, HEC Pakistan Quality Teaching and Research: Prerequisites, Accomplishment and Assessment by Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz and Iram Sohail, submitted in International Conference on Assessing Quality in Higher Education organized by HEC Pakistan
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FINAL REPORT ON REFORMS ON HIGHER EDUCATION
Contents Introduction Objectives The Quality Assurance Process QM-QA Structure of the University Internal Quality Assurance Framework Internal Quality Assurance Procedures and Guidelines Implementation Plan
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QM-QA COMMITTEE (June 17, 2006)
Prof. Dr. Muhammad Khalid Pervaiz Convener Chairperson, Department of Statistics Prof. Dr. Muhammad Idrees Member Foreign Faculty invited by HEC Mrs. Iram Sohail Member Director Academic Links Ms. Nadia Saeed Co-opted Member Department of Statistics
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INTERNAL QUALITY ASSURANCE
Duty Schedule Course Outline Format Course Requirement and Class work Policies Teaching Methodology Web-Page Admission Process Quality of Course work Mechanism of selection of dissertation topics Meeting schedule with Supervisors Supervisor’s Skills Availability of Supervisors Qualification of Supervisor with reference to research being supervised Facility of co-supervisor
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