来自abet认证和非认证社区学院的BSET转学生的比较

Proceedings Frontiers in Education Twenty-First Annual Conference. Engineering Education in a New World Order Pub Date : 1991-09-21 DOI:10.1109/FIE.1991.187475

W. Barnes

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新泽西理工学院(NJIT)工程技术理学学士(BSET)课程是一个转学课程，接受来自全州县/社区学院的学生。一些支线学院获得了TAC/ABET认证，而另一些则没有。新泽西理工大学电气工程技术专业是TAC/ABET认证的专业，已经存在了15年以上，这些学生的成功率有大量的数据。通过比较获得TAC/ABET认证的低级别课程的学生数据与未获得TAC/ABET认证的低级别课程的学生数据，可以得出一些关于TAC/ABET认证有效性的结论。尽管目录中列出的课程几乎相同，但来自TAC/ABET认证大学的学生在学业上比来自未获得ABET认证的大学的学生更成功

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A comparison of BSET transfer students from ABET-accredited and non-accredited community colleges

The New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) Bachelor of Science in Engineering Technology (BSET) program is a transfer program accepting students from county/community colleges throughout the state. Some of the feeder colleges are TAC/ABET accredited and some are not. The NJIT Electrical Engineering Technology program, a TAC/ABET accredited program, has been in existence for more than 15 years and a large amount of data is available on the success rate of these students. By comparing the data of students from TAC/ABET accredited lower-division programs with data of students from lower-division programs not TAC/ABET accredited, some conclusions can be drawn on the effectiveness of the TAC/ABET accreditation. Even though the programs listed in the catalogs are virtually identical, students from TAC/ABET accredited colleges are more successful academically than those from colleges not ABET accredited.<>

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