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Educational Master
Planning
Our approach to educational planning includes
District-wide participation and input throughout
the planning process which includes, but
is not limited to, the following tasks.
- Conduct a "section level"
curriculum analysis at each existing campus
location within the District.
- Conduct full data analysis of key curriculum
indicators of the College - key indicators
shall include course and program productivity
measures, analysis of student participation
rates, evaluation of enrollments per section,
weekly student contact hours (WSCH) per
section, full time equivalent faculty
(FTEF) load ratios, WSCH and full time
equivalent student (FTES) productivity,
and lecture and laboratory WSCH comparisons
to assess existing efficiency levels.
- Generate a "current curriculum
baseline" for the instructional programs
of the District from which forecasts for
space needs can be made.
- Generate a comparative demographic
analysis of the service area of the college
campuses.
- Conduct a local, regional and state
(external) environmental scan, identifying
trends or conditions that may have an
impact on the District in the future.
- Conduct an (internal) environmental
scan within the District identifying historic
trends and key student characteristics
with regard to gender, age and ethnic
distribution, enrollment scheduling preferences,
student load distribution and awards of
the College.
- Review and assess the District's existing
Space Inventory Report (Report 17) and
Five Year Capital Construction Plan for
current status and capacity/load threshold
ratios.
- Prepare and present a projected future
program of instruction using enrollment
growth, class sections, weekly student
contact hours (WSCH) and required lecture
and laboratory hours as the basis for
determination.
- Determine space capacity needs for
the future (15 years) vis-à-vis
quantifiable square foot needs.
- Based on the instructional program
projected for the future, outline a proposed
facility/building plan that meets forecasted
enrollment and WSCH and refines the existing
Strategic Capital Projects Plan relative
to need, prioritization, sequencing, phasing
and financing demands.
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