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RESULT ANALYSIS
COURSE TITLE: CREATIVITY IN ENGINEERING DESIGN – I
CODE: ENGR 101
INSTRUCTOR: MOHAMED ALI S
SECTION: 2457
CREDIT HOURS: 2
TOTAL No. OF LECTURE HOURS: 27
SPRING SEMESTER: 2013-2014
Submitted to: The Dean, Faculty of Engineering
ISLAMIC UNIVERISITY
Al Madinah Al Munawwarh, KSA
Report Prepared by: MOHAMED ALI S
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CONTENTS
Sl.No. TITLES PAGE
No.
1 ASSESMENT METHODOLOGY
2 NAME LIST AND FINAL GRADE
3 TABLE- RANKING OF STUDENTS
4 CHART -COMMUNICATION ABILITY
5 RANGE OF MARKS - HISTOGRAM
6 CURVED GRADES
7 GRADE COUNT
8 COMMENTS AND SUGGESTION
ASSESMENT METHODOLOGY
Assessment
MethodQuantity
Percentage
Contribution
to the total
Grade
OutcomeExam
Pattern
ASSIGNMENT 6+1 22+10 = 32 TEAM WORK,
Open Book
and
Reference
Materials
QUIZ 6 18
CONCEPT
UNDERSTANDING
ABILITY
Closed
Book class
room exam
EXAM 3 15+15+20= 50
CONCEPT
UNDERSTANDING
AND
COMMUNICATION
ABILITY
Closed book
Public Exam
100
(Maximum)
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NAME LIST AND FINAL GRADE
Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME % OF ATTD GRADE ALG1
1 331001383 ا ه ا ه 88.89 50 F
2 331001083ادادي
ف
ه
ذ
ه
خذ
88.89
71 C
3 331008273 خذ ه ذاه ه ذاسس اح 88.89 74 C
4 331004763م ذ ه و ه ز
92.59
76 C+
5 331062843ا
اة
زذ
85.19 55 F
6 331001973 ا ع ه قز ه 88.89 51 F
7 331001223ص ه ذ ه ح اى
85.19
56 F
8 331001853 اذ اسس ه ذ ه اد 88.89 71 C
11 331029873 اذ ه ا ه ذ 70.37 67 D+
13 331001233ذ ه ه اىي
92.59
63 D
14 331001163ذ ه ف ه ذ اىذ
81.48
50 F
15 331001493 ا
ل
ه
ذ
ه
92.59
44 F
16 331001703جذ ه تك ه ادي
85.19
54 F
17 331001673 ا طوز ه يخ ه ب 92.59 64 D
18 331001183 ذ ه اا ه ذ اذاف 92.59 64 D
19 331015253ا ض ه قز ه نم
85.19
43 F
20 331001593 اغىذ ه ط ه راجح 77.78 63 D
21 331001533 ا يخ ه ذ ه ف 85.19 60 D
22 331066813و ن اذ ذاك
88.89
63 D
19 60 D1 - Absolute Letter Grade
TABEL - RANKING OF STUDENTS
0
10
20
30
40
50
60
70
80
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22
27 29 30 29 29 29 27 30 29 29 2518
24 26 2923
30 29 30
10 10 12 11 6 5 1111 8 9
9
107
911
7
10 9 8
13
3132 36
20 1717
30
30 24
1515
22
28 24
13
23 21 25
GRADE-COMPONENTS
ASSGN+QUIZ+EXAM
ASSN QUIZ EXAM
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Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME GRADE Rank
4 331004763و ه زم ذ ه
76 1
2 331001083خذ ه ذ ه ف ادادي
71
2
11 331029873اذ ه ا ه ذ
67
3
8 331001853ا
اد
ه
ذ
ه
اسس
ذ
71 4
3 331008273خذ ه ذاه ه ذاسس اح
74 5
17 331001673ه خي ه زوط اب
64
6
22 331066813و ن اذ ذاك
63 7
20 331001593غا حجار ه ط ه ذى
63 8
13 331001233ذ ه ه اىي
63 9
16 331001703جذ ه تك ه ادي
54
10
18 331001183اا ه ذ اذاذ ه
64 11
6 331001973ا ع ه قز ه
51 12
21 331001533ا يخ ه ذ ه ف
60
13
7 331001223اى
ح
ه
ذ
ه
ص
56
145 331062843
ا ةا ذز
55 15
15 331001493ل ا ه ذ ه
44 16
14 331001163ذ ه ف ه ذ اىذ
50
17
1 331001383ا ه ا ه
50 18
19 331015253ا ض ه قز ه نم
43 19
Ranking is based on the communication ability as the employability of the student is mostly
decided by this criteria.
It is calculated by his achievement in the descriptive question he has answered in the three
exams, namely midterm 1 (MT1), midterm 2 (MT2) and final exam (FE). It consists of 50%
multiple choice questions and 50% descriptive type questions.
The total score is converted to percentage and the achievement of each student is shown in
the following charts.
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CHART - COMMUNICATION ABILITY
Though the achievement in the exams MT1, MT2 and FE is almost same from the above
chart the ability in achieving through descriptive answers is very poor for some students
It was shown in the Ranking of the students and those were the students at the bottom end
of that table.
Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME GRADE Rank
7 331001223ص ه ذ ه ح اى
56 14
5 331062843ا ةا ذز
55
15
15 331001493ا ل ه ذ ه
44 16
14 331001163ذ ه ف ه ذ اىذ
50
17
1 331001383ا ه ا ه
50
18
19 331015253ا ض ه قز ه نم
43 19
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 1 1 1 3 1 4 1 5 1 6 1 7 1 8 1 9 2 0 2 1 2 2
2027
34 3125
17 2027 26 25 23 21 23 26 27
22 2024 21
6
35
2940
13
18 14
3333
22
7 9
20
2920
3
24 1729
MT1,MT2 & FE
MULTIPLE CHOICE DESCRIPTIVE ANSWERS
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RANGE OF MARKS
40-45
Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME GRADE ALG
15 331001493ا ل ه ذ ه
44 F
19 331015253ا ض ه قز ه نم
43 F
2 43.5
ALG – Absolute Letter Grade
46-50
Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME GRADE ALG
1 331001383ا ه ا ه
50 F
14 331001163ذ ه ف ه ذ اىذ
50
F
2 50
51-55
Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME GRADE ALG
5 331062843ا ةا ذز
55 F
6 331001973ا ع ه قز ه
51 F
16 331001703جذ ه تك ه ادي
54
F
3 53.33333
56-60
Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME GRADE ALG
7 331001223ص ه ذ ه ح اى
56 F
21 331001533ا يخ ه ذ ه ف
60 D
2 58
61-65
Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME GRADE ALG
13 331001233ذ ه ه اىي
63
D
17 331001673ا طوز ه يخ ه ب
64
D
18 331001183ذ ه اا ه ذ اذاف
64 D
20 331001593غا حجار ه ط ه ذى
63
D
22 331066813و ن اذ ذاك
63
D
5 63.4
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66-70
Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME GRADE ALG
11 331029873اذ ه ا ه ذ
67 D+
1 67
71-75
Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME GRADE ALG
2 331001083خذ ه ذ ه ف ادادي
71 C
3 331008273خذ ه ذاه ه ذاسس
اح
74
C
8 331001853ا دا ه ذ ه سسا ذ
71 C
3 72
76-80
Sl_No UNIV_ID NAME GRADE ALG
4 331004763م ذ ه و ه ز
76 C+
1 76
To make the average as 70 the existing marks has to be increased by 10
0
1
2
3
4
5
6
50 53 58 63 67 72 76
N o . O F
S T U D E N T S
GRADE
HISTOGRAM AV ERAGE:60
No. of Students
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CURVED GRADES
GRADE COUNTS
COMMENTS AND SUGGESTIONS
-THANKS
Thank you very much for giving me an opportunity to learn and teach a new subject
in a new environment and in a new land.
- SYLLABUS
The syllabus of this course is designed and followed for the US system of education,
though we also followed the same, the important criteria to understand this voluminous
subject is understanding the lecture and expressing their views in English. It is observed in
the class room and during the project work phase that, though many students have their
innovative concepts they could not deliver or express their views in English. This comment is
substantiated by giving you a big picture of their ability to answer descriptive questions in
the examinations. We can see a large gap in the achieving marks in two patterns. (ReferPage No. ?)
- NEEDS MODIFICATION
Though the course has a name creativity, the students have their firsthand
experience only through their project work. It is carried out only after the first midterm and
also it was not conducted as per the commitment we made, that each group would be
supervised by a faculty with respective to their project.
We need to stimulate student’s creativity thorough puzzles , which does not requireproficiency in English language but develop their creative skills. The problems proposed in
the following books are really interesting and creative and it may be consider for the future
revisions of this course.
1) Creative Techniques in Product and Engineering Design - A Practical
Workbook, D J Walker Lecturer, Design Discipline, Faculty of Technology, The Open
University, B K J Dagger, Industrial Consultant, Design and Manufacture, ( Formerly,
Project Manager - Training Development, EITB )
R Roy, Senior Lecturer, Design Discipline, Faculty of Technology, The Open
University, WOODHEAD PUBLISHING LIMITED
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2) Make and Test Projects in Engineering Design- Creativity, Engagement and
Learning, Andrew Samuel, Springer-Verlag London Limited 2006
3) PUZZLES IN THOUGHT AND LOGIC, c. R. WYLIE Jr. Department 0f
Mathematics, University 0f Utah, Dover Publications Inc., New York
4) Puzzles 101, A puzzlemaster’s Challenge, Nobuyuki Yoshigahara, A K Peters,Natick, Massachusetts.
SUGGESTIONS
The course may be changed to three credit hours per week by considering the
language proficiency of the students and may be taught in relatively in a slower rate to
accommodate the mathematical and puzzle type problems.
The coordinator has put tremendous effort without considering whether it reaches
the student or not. It was totally in his control and I feel that other faculties potential were
not exploited and we were not given enough space. Especially preparing questions and
conducting examinations. I yet to understand whether he is underestimating our potential
or not relying on us. Though we went through many discussions during these four months
of course duration we or at-least I was kept at dark regarding the question pattern and
evaluation pattern till the day of exam. It puts me in a embarrassing situations in front of
students. The coordinator was so grateful to the author of the text book which we referred
for this course by insisting us to follow the same slides supplied by the author. The faculty
should be given full freedom in this activities.
The soft copies of these course materials and slides are available at
https://sites.google.com/site/aliatium/home
All these comments and suggestion are to improve the standard of this course in the
context of KSA education system and to maintain the integrity of the faculties who will be
teaching the course in future according to my observation.