Finger Lakes Community College- AM Related Instruction - Computers and Computer Software

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Research Subject Categories::MANUFACTURING
Computers and Computer Software
Date Published
2022-07-15

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http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/8280
Abstract
Each course has a syllabus in template form. A planning document formally links the NYS Occupations, associated Apprenticeship competencies, learning outcomes, course assessments and activities together.
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The documents are designed to be generic; with time, location, institution, and instructor information to be added when implemented as a specific school. As such they are as complete as possible but will need some editing when a school or instructor implements the course. For example insertion or editing of instructor name and contact information, dates, etc. With that said they are meant to be “picked up” by an instructor and delivered with as little editing as possible. In this respect, some course authors either templates others samples for these editable documents. Templates simply have an empty space where information needs to be added, samples have sample information that needs to be replaced. • Some courses are stand alone, with no added materials needed, while others are built around a specific text or ebook. This was left to the discretion of the subject matter expert as long as the course covered the required NYS apprenticeship competencies and was OSCQR compliant. For courses with a linked text, eBook, online resource etc., this is listed in the syllabus. For those that did not require a connected resource, the syllabus will say ‘none required’ or ‘tbd’ under the text book portion. In the latter case a text can be added by the local instructor but is not needed and could be left out. • You should both have access to the courses in FLCC’s blackboard system. You can use this to see what the .zip files “look like” if you haven’t already. Zip folders aren’t much to look at! If you don’t have or don’t recall your login information please let me know and I will have Jeff or Ashley send you login instructions.
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