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Special Lecture: The Process for Measurement, Assessments & Evaluations of PEO (21 May 2014, Faculty of Electrical Eng, UiTM)


IEEE WIE Affinity Group collaboration with UiTM Shah Alam had successfully organized a Special Lecture: The process for Measurement, Assessments and Evaluations of Programme Educational Objectives by Prof. Dr. Muhammad H. Rashid from the University of West Florida. 

The details are as follows;


Lecture Title: THE PROCESS FOR MEASUREMENT, ASSESSMENTS AND EVALUATIONS OF PROGRAMME EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES
Date: 21st May 2014

Time: 8.30 am – 12.00 noon

Venue: Al-Hidayah Seminar Room, Level 9, Faculty of Electrical Engineering, UiTM, Shah Alam

Speaker: Prof. Dr. Muhammad H. Rashid, University of West Florida

Lecture Synopsis:

The Malaysian Engineering Accreditation Council requires that the programme objectives must describe the expected achievements of graduates in their career and professional life a few years after graduation and these must be consistent with the mission and vision of the institution. There must also be a process of on-going assessment and evaluation that demonstrates the achievement of programme objectives with documented results; and evaluation results that are used in the continual improvement of the programme.


Title slide
Speaker's Bio. Very impressive.
Prof. Dr. Muhammad H. Rashid
Prof. Dr. Muhammad H. Rashid's disclosure that the contents of the presentation and sharing of experiences are his personal opinions and not the official views of ABET 
His journey: what a long list of affiliations
Before elaborating further, he stressed that all must know the definitions of PEO by EAC, Malaysia
All in all, the lecture was very beneficial to all academicians/lecturers of engineering faculties who are directly related to EAC accreditation process. We were lucky as Prof Dr Rashid was not only a well-informed person but he also loves to share his experience and knowledge on the accreditation processes.



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