Syllabus Sample - Kansas State University

• The two student learning outcomes and relevant measures identified in Module 2
NOTE: be sure to use just one process/delivery outcome assessment matrix and just one student learning
outcomes matrix and complete each listing all of the appropriate outcomes and measures from the above - you
will have one process/delivery outcomes matrix with three different process/delivery outcomes, measures, etc.
identified, and one student learning outcomes matrix with three different student learning outcomes, measures,
etc. identified
Assignment for Module 7 is due by midnight (your time) on Monday, April 25, 2011
*Be sure to submit your responses to the discussion board topic by midnight (your time) Friday, April 22, 2011
Final Portfolio
Develop a final portfolio consisting of all papers and assignments, arranged by Modules 1 through 7
corresponding to each Module as titled above. This will require that you incorporate feedback and suggestions
from each section’s respective paper assignments and discussion board discussions into a final cumulative
portfolio. As such, it will provide you with the opportunity to arrange your individual administrative description
of your specific advising program in a complete and final format for future use.
Your final portfolios are due to your reader in WORD format no later than midnight (your time) Friday, May
13, 2011. For each section included in the portfolio, it is expected that you will consider and incorporate all
feedback given on your module papers and other graded assignments, and any additional information you deem
important from the discussion questions to be included in the revisions of your module papers and assignments.
Your revised module papers and assignments will constitute the bulk of your portfolio.
Revised individual papers should be provided in the Track Changes format, with your original text,
reviewer’s comments and suggested revisions, and your final revisions clearly discernable.
You CANNOT use the “Cut-and-Paste” function of Word to do this, as that function loses the “Track
Changes” feedback. You need to use the “Insert Text” command if you use Word 2003, or the “Insert File”
function if you use Word 2007. If you are not familiar with these functions, you should access the “Help”
function of your Word program to learn how to use it.
Here are the directions for inserting a file into another file. Please note that for Word 2007 you cannot
simply "insert file":
Word 2003
Click on the Insert menu
Click on File (you may have to expand the menu list to see this option) Locate the file you wish to insert
Double-click to insert
Word 2007
Click on the Insert tab
Click on the arrow next to Object (on the far right) Click on Text from File Locate the file you wish to
insert Double-click to insert
This function will allow you to insert all of your individual files into one large cumulative file. You will
need to make sure you watch for blank pages and page endings, although those shouldn't be too much of
an issue.