Assessment Plan Executive MBA Program

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Assessment Plan Executive MBA Program College of Business Administration San Diego State University 2014 2019

I. Program Level Goals (PLG) and Degree Learning Outcomes (DLO) for the Executive Master of Business Administration degree PLG 1: Develop a solid foundation in theoretical concepts and managerial skills needed to lead business organizations. DLO 1. DLO 2. Apply theoretical concepts in accounting, statistics, organizational behavior, finance, economics, marketing, and operations to make business decisions. Employ methods of accounting, statistical data analysis, organizational behavior, finance, economics, marketing, and operations to support business decision making. PLG 2: Develop an awareness of the domestic and global economic, legal, ethical, and technological environment in which managers make and implement decisions. DLO 3. DLO 4. DLO 5. Identify and critically analyze salient legal and moral business issues. Evaluate the impact that changes in the domestic and global economic environment have on the business climate. Analyze the impact that technological and product innovations have on the competitiveness of firms. PLG 3: Enhance skills needed to lead business organizations DLO 6. DLO 7. Negotiate and collaborate with others in situations with differing interests and objectives. Lead a multidisciplinary team. PLG 4: Acquire the capacity to formulate strategies to solve business problems and pursue opportunities. DLO 8. DLO 9. Analyze a business problem in new and unfamiliar circumstances through the integration of relevant disciplines. Formulate strategies to solve business problems and pursue opportunities. PLG Goal 5: Demonstrate communication skills. DLO 10. DLO 11. Write clear and effective reports. Make professional oral presentations.

II. Assessment Methods Direct Measures The assessment plan for the MBA for Executives is outlined in Exhibit 1. For each learning outcome, a direct assessment measure is listed. Exhibit 2 maps out the classes in the curriculum which contain activities that contribute to the achievement of the program learning outcomes. PLG 1. PLG 2. Develop a solid foundation in theoretical concepts and managerial skills needed to lead business organizations. Student Learning Outcomes: DLO 1: Apply theoretical concepts in accounting, statistics, organizational behavior, finance, economics, marketing, and operations to make business decisions. DLO 2: Employ methods of accounting, statistical data analysis, organizational behavior, finance, economics, marketing, and operations to support business decision making. Content Delivered in: BA 602, BA 604, BA 605, BA 615, BA 616, BA 700, BA 702, BA 703, BA 705, BA 711A, BA 711 CG AND BA 790 Assessment Method: o DLO 1: Case study in BA 703 Strategic Management. o DLO 2: Case study in BA 615 Strategic Financial Management. Develop an awareness of the domestic and global economic, legal, ethical, and technological environment in which managers make and implement decisions. Student Learning Outcomes: DLO 3: Identify and critically analyze salient legal and moral business issues. DLO 4: Evaluate the impact that changes in the domestic and global economic environment have on the business climate. DLO 5:: Analyze the impact that technological and product innovations have on the competitiveness of firms. Content Delivered in: BA 615, BA 616, BA 700, BA 701, BA 703. BA 705, BA 709, BA 702, BA 711A and BA 790. Assessment Method: o DLO 3: Exam questions BA 702. o DLO 4 Final paper BA 709 o DLO 5 Final paper BA 705. PLG 3. Enhance skills needed to lead business organizations. Student Learning Outcomes: DLO 6: Negotiate and collaborate with others in situations with differing interests and objectives. DLO 7: Lead a multidisciplinary team.

Content Delivered in: BA 707, BA 601, BA 603, BA 700, BA 707, BA 710 and 703 Assessment Method: o DLO 6: Final paper from BA 707. o DLO 7: Exam questions from BA 700. PLG 4. Acquire the capacity to formulate strategies to solve business problems and pursue opportunities. Student Learning Outcomes: DLO 8: Analyze a business problem in new and unfamiliar circumstances through the integration of relevant disciplines. DLO 9: Formulate strategies to solve business problems and pursue opportunities. Content Delivered in: BA 602, BA 616, BA 701, BA 703, BA 705, BA 711 and BA 790. Assessment Method: o DLO 8: Final Paper from BA 790. o DLO 9: Final paper BA 703 PLG 5. Demonstrate communication skills. Student Learning Outcomes: DLO 10: Write clear and effective reports. DLO 11: Make professional oral presentations. Content Delivered in: BA 601,BA 603, BA 616, BA 703, BA 709, BA 710, BA 711 and BA 790 Assessment Method: o DLO 10: Final paper from BA 703. o DLO 11: Final presentation from BA 710. Exit Survey All students will be asked to complete exit surveys at the end of the program. Among other questions, students will be asked to assess their personal achievement of the program learning outcomes. This indirect evidence of learning will complement the direct evidence described above. III. Responsibility According to the 2012 CBA Policy Statement, the Specialized and International Programs Committee, a standing committee in the College of Business Administration, shall review and approve the student learning outcomes and assessment procedures, conduct program level assessment of the MBA for Executives Program and the associated learning outcomes and report results to the Program Assurance Committee. The committee shall be responsible for developing and implementing loop closing activities for the program curricula and reporting results to the Program Assurance Committee.

IV. Timeline The degree learning outcomes will be assessed twice over a period of five years, as outlined below. PLG/DLO Cycle # 1 Cycle # 2 Course used PLG 1: DLO 1 BA 703 PLG 1: DLO 2 BA 615 PLG 2: DLO 3 PLG 2: DLO 4 PLG 2: DLO 5 PLG 3: DLO 6 PLG 3: DLO.7 PLG 4: DLO 8 PLG 4: DLO.9 PLG 5: DLO 10 PLG 5: DLO.11 Summer Summer BA 702 BA 709 BA 705 BA 707 BA 700 BA 790 BA 703 BA 703 BA 710

Exhibit 1. Program Level Goals (PLG) and Degree Learning Outcomes (DLO): EMBA Assessment Plan Direct assessment methods PLG 1: Develop a solid foundation in theoretical concepts and managerial skills needed to lead business organizations. Degree Learning Outcomes: DLO 1. Apply theoretical concepts in accounting, statistics, organizational behavior, finance, economics, marketing, and operations to make business decisions. DLO 2. Employ methods of accounting, statistical data analysis, organizational behavior, finance, economics, marketing, and operations to support business decision making. Case Study BA 703 Case Study BA 615 PLG 2: Develop an awareness of the domestic and global economic, legal, ethical, and technological environment in which managers make and implement decisions. Degree Learning Outcomes: DLO 3. Identify and critically analyze salient legal and moral business issues. DLO 4. Evaluate the impact that changes in the domestic and global economic environment have on the business climate. DLO 5. Analyze the impact that technological and product innovations have on the competitiveness of firms. Exam Questions - BA 702 Final Paper BA 709 Final Paper - BA 705 PLG 3. Enhance skills needed to lead business organizations. Degree Learning Outcomes: DLO 6. Negotiate and collaborate with others in situations with differing interests and objectives. DLO 7. Lead a multidisciplinary team. Final Paper BA 707 Exam Questions BA 700 PLG 4: Acquire the capacity to formulate strategies to solve business problems and pursue opportunities. Degree Learning Outcomes: DLO 8. Analyze a business problem in new and unfamiliar circumstances through the integration Final Paper - BA 790 of relevant disciplines. DLO 9. Formulate strategies to solve business problems and pursue opportunities. Final Paper - BA 703 PLG 5. Demonstrate communication skills. Degree Learning Outcomes: DLO 10. Write clear and effective reports. DLO 11. Make professional oral presentations. Final Paper BA 703 Final Paper BA 710

Course or Experience BA 601: ORG BEHAVIOR FOR EXECS BA 602: STATS FOR BUSINESS DEC BA 603: EXEC FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING BA 604: EXEC MANAGERIAL ACCOUNTNG BA 605: MANAGERIAL MARKETING BA 615: STRATEGIC FINANCIAL MGMT Exhibit 2. Program Level Goals Mapped to Degree Learning Outcomes: EMBA PLG #1: Theoretical Concepts and Managerial Skills PLG #2: Global & Domestic External Environments PLG #3: DLO 6 Negotiation PLG #3: DLO 7 Leadership PLG #4: Strategy Formulation PLG #5: DLO 10 Written Comm PLG #5: DLO 11 Oral Comm Introduced Introduced Introduced Introduced Introduced Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Primary Focus Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Introduced Introduced Introduced Introduced Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Introduced Introduced Reinforced Introduced Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Introduced Introduced Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Primary Focus Primary Focus Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Reinforced

Course or Experience BA 616: COMPETITIVE ANALYSIS BA 700: BUS GLOBAL ENVIRONMENT BA 701: EXEC ENTREPRENEURSHIP BA 702: SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY LAW BA 702: SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY ETHICS BA 703: STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT Exhibit 2. Program Level Goals Mapped to Degree Learning Outcomes: EMBA PLG #1: Theoretical Concepts and Managerial Skills PLG #2: Global & Domestic External Environments PLG #3: DLO 6 Negotiation PLG #3: DLO 7 Leadership PLG #4: Strategy Formulation PLG #5: DLO 10 Written Comm PLG #5: DLO 11 Oral Comm Primary Focus Primary Focus Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Reinforced Introduced Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Reinforced Introduced Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Primary Focus Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Primary Focus Introduced Introduced Reinforced Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Primary Focus

Course or Experience BA 705: MARKETING STRATEGY BA 707 EXEC SEM: NEGOTIATIONS BA 709: SEM GLOBL FINANCIAL ENVIR BA 710: EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP BA 711A: SEMINAR IN CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES NEW PRODUCT INNOVATION BA 711B: SEMINAR IN CONTEMPORARY CHALLENGES CORPORATE GOVERNANCE BA 790: DIRECTED READINGS BUS ADM Exhibit 2. Program Level Goals Mapped to Degree Learning Outcomes: EMBA PLG #1: Theoretical Concepts and Managerial Skills PLG #2: Global & Domestic External Environments PLG #3: DLO 6 Negotiation PLG #3: DLO 7 Leadership PLG #4: Strategy Formulation PLG #5: DLO 10 Written Comm PLG #5: DLO 11 Oral Comm Introduced Reinforced Introduced Reinforced Primary Focus Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Introduced Introduced Introduced Introduced Introduced Introduced Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Primary Focus Introduced Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Primary Focus Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Primary Focus Primary Focus Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Primary Focus Primary Focus Primary Focus Primary Focus Primary Focus Introduced Introduced Introduced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced Reinforced