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References
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- Implementation of OBE
- Characteristics of OBE Curriculum
- Operation Models of OBE
- Program Objectives
- Program Outcomes
- Learning Outcomes
- Assessment Issues and Tools
- Continual Quality Improvement
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Outcome-Based Education (OBE),
Traditional Education system
Comparison of Traditional and Outcome-based education
Focus and Benefits of OBE
Origin of OBE
Program Educational Objectives (PEOs).
Program Outcomes (PO)
OBE Framework Mappings
Attainment of Outcomes:
Conclusion
References
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Outcome Based Education (OBE) - A practitioner's experience
1. Outcome Based Education
A Practitioner's Experience
https://www.youtube.com/user/dastikop
Ravindra Dastikop
http://dastikop.blogspot.in
2. Agenda
•OBE- What is it and Why?
•OBE- Scope of Application
•OBE in action in a course(Cloud Computing)
•Implementing OBE on a cloud Platform
3. Background
● I introduced the first course in cloud computing in 2010 for
the first batch of autonomous students
● Industry oriented Programming and Practices course was
introduced in 2012. It provides a basic knowledge of cloud
computing and cloud services
● I taught a cloud computing course prescribed by VTU for the
M.Tech Degree during 2013-14
● I taught a revised cloud computing course by VTU M.Tech I
semester during 2015-15
Introdcution to Cloud Engineering - Ravindra Dastikop http://introduction-to-cloud-engineering.blogspot.in
5. OBE Meaning
Outcome-based education means clearly
focussing and organizing everything in an
education system around what is essential
for all students to be able to do successfully
at the end of their learning experience
6. Outcome- meaning
•Outcomes means - Goal, Purpose, End
•Outcomes, the end-products of instructional
process, may be observable or internal
changes in the learner
9. Examples of Outcome-based Models
● Apprentice training in Skilled Trades ( NTTF)
● Military training programs
● Karate Instructions
● Professional License
● Flight schools
● Bharatanatyam dance
10. Why education is not using OBE yet?
Education model were based on industrial models
•WHEN and HOW students learned took
precedence over
•WHAT is learned and WHETHER it is learned well
?
12. OBE
● OBE is an organizing principle.
● It organizes the process of education around
outcomes.
● It operates at institutional level
● It is based on “ design-down”
14. Program Objective ( SDMCET)
A. Ability to Identify the requirements by analyzing the
problem domain, to solve real life problems in computing
systems, to address the engineering issues of both hardware
and software through the fundamental engineering
techniques of mathematics, logic and procedural
approaches.
B. Ability to Conceptualize the new and innovative system
requirements to build the quality systems in line with the
15. Program Objective ( SDMCET)
A. Ability to Identify the requirements by analyzing the problem domain, to solve real life problems in computing systems, to
address the engineering issues of both hardware and software through the fundamental engineering techniques of
mathematics, logic and procedural approaches.
B. Ability to Conceptualize the new and innovative system requirements to build the quality systems in line with the
technological/research trends.
C. Ability to Model and Design the systems / sub-systems (architecture/behavior ), process and conduct experiments and
interpret data using standards, tools, techniques and modern computational concepts / mathematical formulations.
D. Ability to Transform the system model to working system by constructing the deployable system using appropriate
programming paradigm and the state-of-the-art technology.
E. Ability to Verify and validate the correctness of system using various testing and verification techniques and tools.
F. Ability to Manage: Product and process development processes, Team structuring and coordination, Estimation and
costing, and Capability to address the issues of maintenance of the system both adaptive and corrective in nature to meet
the quality requirements and standards.
G. Ability to Communicate effectively.
H. H Ability to Engage in self-education by clearly understanding the value of lifelong learning.
I. Ability to Demonstrate ethics and code of practice of both professional and social concern to be a socially and
professionally a valuable citizen of the country contributing globally.
J. Ability to Understand the impact of contemporary engineering solutions and sustainable development in global, economic,
environmental, and societal context to be a leader / an entrepreneur
16. PEO’s ( Computer Science & Engg)
1. To build technical competence by providing necessary background and foundation
in Computer Science and Engineering domain, so that students are acceptable
globally to industries,premier institutions of higher studies and research.
2. To create awareness of technological trends and tools to provide an experience of
developing computing systems through development phases like: inception,
elaboration, construction and transition, with higher quality and standards.
3. To prepare students to be committed citizen with social and professional concern.
4. To prepare students to be independent lifelong learners.
5. To prepare students to demonstrate leadership qualities and managerial skills, thus
contributing their knowledge globally at various levels of responsibilities in
heterogeneous teams.
17. Course Objectives ( Cloud Computing)
● CO 1: able to understand the impact of cloud computing solutions in
global, economic, environmental and societal context [J]
● CO 2: able to identity the requirements by analysing cloud computing and
engineering domain to solve real-life problems [A]
● CO 3: able to model and design cloud systems using standards, tools,
techniques and cloud engineering concepts [C]
● C0 4: Ability to transform the cloud system model to working system by
constructing the deployable models [D]
19. A Brief History of OBE-1
● OBE is based on ISO 9000 principles of continuous quality improvement
(CQI) and was introduced in response to industry request for better
prepared graduates.
● The movement began in the early-nineteen nineties and it was first
introduced in 1997
● Based a realization that all institutes/universities do not share identical
objectives/missions; rather they should be based on stake-holder
needs/requirements
20. A Brief History of OBE-1
● ABET requirements were too prescriptive and were not permitting
universities to be responsive to their constituencies
● Students were being subjected to too much of basic and engineering
sciences to meet ABET criteria and not sufficient emphasis on design
and soft-skills •
● Engineering curricula were becoming too big and students were not
able to finish in 4 years.
● Differences between teaching and learning were not clearly
understood
22. OBE as a Process-1
● Outcomes based education, if implemented properly, is an enabler of
change
● The objectives and outcomes are formulated after consultation with all
stakeholders; faculty, alumni, students and employers are the important
stakeholders. It will be a mistake if they are simply copied from each other
● Programs are evaluated against the attainment of their own objectives
and outcomes
23. OBE as a Process-1
● A variety of universities and colleges must be available that cater to
students with different levels of preparation and capabilities with a
flexible system that allows students to move up the ladder
progressively
● Research funding provided by the government must be by a
transparent competitive process based on strong conflicts of interest
policies and research must become an integral part of the educational
pedagogy in all universities, public or private
27. OBE
Principle Practice
A system based on outcomes
gives top priority to ends,
purposes, learning,
accomplishments,and results
Purpose
● To produce cloud
competent professionals
to be absorbed by the
industry
● Proof- students placed
28. OBE- Applied to Cloud Computing Course
Principle Practice
Outcome-based education
means clearly focussing and
organizing everything in an
education system around what
is essential for all students to
be able to do successfully at
the end of their learning
experience
At the end of this cloud
computing course
● each student be able to design
,develop a cloud computing
system
● using cloud resources and
● deploy it on cloud computing
platform
29. OBE
Principle Practice
● Start with a clear picture of
what is important for students
to be able to do,
● then organizing curriculum,
● instruction and
● assessment to make sure this
learning ultimately happens
● Learning and practicing cloud
principles/properties
● curriculum
● instruction
● assessment
● Proof of learning happened
● see here the list of student projects and
students who got absorbed by
companies
30. OBE
Principle Practice
Developing a clear set of
learning outcomes around
which all of the system’s
components can be
focussed
● Learning outcomes
o Design, develop and deploy
a cloud computing system
o Learning associated tools,
languages - such as python,
Java, Google App Engine,
API (example)
31. OBE
Principle Practice
Establishing the conditions
and opportunities within the
system that enable and
encourage students to
achieve those essential
outcomes
● Cloud Computing is based
on open source resources.
● Labs are identified and
earmarked for conducting
cloud computing classes
and allow students to
explore and learn open
source resource
35. Projects done by students at the end
Weather Reporter
http:
//weatherreport4u.
appspot.com/
This Project uses
Google Map API and
Weather API from
Yahoo
36. Projects done by students at the end
LearnMate- A self help
system for a Learner
http://7.self-learning.
appspot.com/
Uses Google Search
API
37. Projects done by students at the end
Cloud based Teaching
System
Project URL:
http://sdmcetcon1.appspot.
com/
This is based on Google
App engine(GAE) and
uses data store feature-
databases on the cloud
platform
38. OBE
Principle Practice
Outcomes are what learner
can actually do with what
they know and have
learned- they are tangible
applications of what they
have learned
● The student will deploy a
cloud computing system or
unit or functionality - a
tangible proof of what they
have learned
39. OBE
Principle Practice
Outcomes are actions and
performance that embody
and reflect learners
competence in using
content, information , ideas,
and tools successfully
● Contents
o cloud computing
service/deployment models
● Information
o inspirational examples
● Ideas
o cloud application
● Tools
o Google App Engine
40. OBE
Principle Practice
Having learners do
important things with what
they know is a major step
beyond knowing itself
● cloud projects
● academic projects
● hobby projects
● small projects
41. OBE
Principle Practice
Outcome based education
uses observable action
verbs like describe, explain,
design or produce
● SDMCET has decided to build its IT
infrastructure ground up.
● Make a recommendation in terms of which
of the three services - IaaS, PaaS and SaaS
that SDMCET can use, for which purposes
and how? Also recommend a service
provider for each of the category along
with purpose of use and cost implications.
42. OBE
Principle Practice
Outcome based system expect
learners to carry-out the
process defined within an
outcome statement, hence
students are careful to build
those processes directly into
outcomes through
demonstrate verbs
Signature question:
Assume SDMCET wishes to use
cloud computing to set up its IT
infrastructure. Recommend
which of the deployment model-
private, public or hybrid or some
combination of it should use.
Justify your answer with reason
and example
43. OBE
Principle Practice
One way to recognize a well-
defined outcome is to look
for the demonstration verb
the define which processes
the learner is expected to
carry out at the end
● Deploy a cloud based
system
example
● Cloud based Teaching
System
● Alumni Maps- using
Facebook and Google API
all example see here http:
//dastikop.blogspot.in
44. OBE
Principle Practice
Because outcome occur at
or after the end of learning
experience , it is useful to
think them representing the
ultimate result that is sought
from the learning
● Ultimate Result
o able design and
develop a cloud based
system
o able to analyse a
situation and
recommend a suitable
cloud solution (
compare a cloud set up
for SDMCET)
45. Outcomes
● Since 2010, students have completed more than 200 Cloud based projects
○ List 1- http://dastikop.blogspot.in
○ List 2- http://qloudcomputing.blogspot.in
● I have conducted more than 200 cloud computing workshops in various
institutions across south India
Students are inspired to do projects in visiting college - http://ghlstest.
appspot.com/
● One of my students has started a cloud based enterprise - http://pixuate.
com
49. Conclusion
• Engineering education needs Focus
• OBE is a great tool to determine focus, implement it at
institution, department and course level
• Platform such as Inpods help us automate the process
51. References
1. Achievement of the Program Outcomes in Outcomes Based Education
Implementation - A Meta-Analysis
2. http://www.polyu.edu.hk/obe/10_1_Resources.php#UsefulL3
52. References
1. Achievement of the Program Outcomes in Outcomes Based Education
Implementation - A Meta-Analysis
2. http://www.polyu.edu.hk/obe/10_1_Resources.php#UsefulL3