3. • International Organization for Standardization (ISO), Geneva, Switzerland.
• When an organization receives ISO 9001 certification, it denotes that they have met the requirements of a:
• Quality Management System (QMS).
• Quality Management Systems must meet a set of requirements to continually improve their function.
4. What are Student Learning Outcomes(SLOs) ?
SLOs
Knowledge
Understanding
Application
7. Knowledge based questions
• This is the lowest level of questions.
• Require students to recall information.
• To identify information in basically the same form it was presented.
Q 1. What is the name of the biggest city in Pakistan?
Q 2. Who wrote ”Shikwa and Jawab-e-Shikwa”?
Q 3. How many ounces in a pound?
• Words often used in knowledge based questions include
know, who, define, what, name, where, list, and when.
8. Understanding (comprehension) based questions
• These questions test the students’ ability to summarize and
describe in their own words.
• Require students to combine data together.
Q 1. How would you illustrate the water cycle?
Q 2. What is the main idea of this story?
Q 3. If I put blocks together, what shape do they form?
• Words often used in understanding based questions include
describe, use your own words, outline, explain, discuss,
and compare.
9. Application (Transferring) based questions
• Encourage students to apply or transfer learning to a new situation.
• They must use their knowledge to determine a correct response.
Q 1. How to locate “Khana-e-Kaaba” using latitude and longitude?
Q 2. What happens when you multiply each number by nine?
Q 3. If you had eight inches of water in your basement and a hose,
how would you use the hose to get the water out?
• Words often used in application based questions include
apply, manipulate, put to use, employ, demonstrate, interpret and
choose
10. Paper Pattern
Part – I Part – II
Total Marks
100 Marks
75 (Theory)
25 (Practical)
100 Marks
75 (Theory)
25 (Practical)
Section – A 13 Marks
13 MCQs (01 x 13 = 13)
13 Marks
13 MCQs (01 x 13 = 13)
Section – B
42 Marks
Short Questions
14 out of 28 (03 x 14 = 42)
42 Marks
Short Questions
14 out of 28 (03 x 14 = 42)
Section – C
20 Marks
Long Questions
04 out of 8 (4 x 5 = 20)
20 Marks
Long Questions
04 out of 8 (4 x 5 = 20)
26. CS Total Time: 3 Hours
Time allowed for Section-A, 13 MCQs 20 Minutes
Reading question paper,
underline the phrases,
what is asked in the question
5 Minutes
Time slice for one short question is 07 Minutes
Time slice for Section – B (14 Short Qs) 98 Minutes
Time slice for one long question is 12 Munities
Time slice for Section – C (04 Long Qs) 48 Minutes
Revise your answer sheet 10 Minutes