RE 181: Principles of Real Estate
Stage 5
Robin Pugh
Basic Information
| Number of Outcomes | 6 |
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| Number of Outcomes Assessed | 3 |
| Assessment Frequency | Every semester |
| Analysis Frequency | Every year |
| Detail Link | Link |
Course Information
| Number of Course Sections | 5 |
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| Number of Instructors | 4 |
Improvement Details
| Details | A new course outline was written and adopted during Spring semester. This is why not all SLOs have been evaluated yet; five new SLOs were added to the course outline and will be assessed starting Fall 2014. |
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Assessment Methods
| Methods | Successful outcomes were assessed via quiz and exam scores, assignments, direct observation, and through statistics on passing rates for CCSF students taking the State of California Real Estate Salesperson exam. |
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Assessment Data Discussion and Analysis
| Term | Spring 2014, Fall 2013 |
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| How and With Whom | Faculty in the same program, members of the CCSF Real Estate Advisory Board, students, Real Estate Education Center staff, and staff of the California Bureau of Real Estate. |
| Number Assessed | 130 |
| Data Summary | Our benchmark goal is to have 70% or more of our students able to pass a 150 question multiple choice test on CA Real Estate Principles with a score of 70% or higher. These standards mirror the requirements to become a licensed agent in CA. In addition, we strive to continue our record of CCSF RE students having the highest passing rate on the state salesperson exam of any community college in the state. |
| Planned Improvements | The course outline was just revised in Fall 2014. We will assess the success of our new outcomes to see if further revision is merited. |
| Program Review Link | No answer |
Future Plans
| Term | Fall 2014 |
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| Activities | Assessment (measurement) of outcomes, Analysis and discussion of assessment data and next steps, Implementation of planned changes and reassessment |
| Details | Instructors will consult with each other and share results of assessment activities to determine if revised SLOs are meeting students needs as intended. |
| Highlights | Based on data from the State of California, CCSF RE students have the highest passing rate on the licensing exam for California Real Estate Salespersons of any community college in the state. |