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Bachelor of Science in Computer and Information Technology

Student Performance and Achievement Information

 

Retention Rate

Fall 2024 Cohort Total Spring 2025 Cohort Total Retention Rate Fall 2023 Cohort Total Spring 2024 Cohort Total Retention Rate
202490 97 202530 79 81% 202390 97 202430 82 85%

 

Mean grade point averages of the graduating class: 3.45

Average years to complete the degree: 4

Availability of awards/scholarships

Tuition expenses to complete the entire program/option:

Undergraduate 2024-2025 Costs    
Cost Item Domestic Undergraduates  International Undergraduates
Tuition Per Credit Hour $338.35 $422.94
Tuition (15 hrs FA and SP) $10,150.50 $12,688.20
Fees $3,506.68 $3,506.68
Textbook Rental Fee* $262.50 $262.50
Food and Housing (Unlimited Meal Plan) $12,520.00 $12,520.00
2024-2025 Cost $26,439.68 $28,977.38

 

 

Career placement rates

Program FY 2020 FY 2021 FY 2022 FY 2023
  Computer Information Technology 89% 90% 100% 75%

 

Outcome assessment process and results:

 

Objective 1:  Analyze a complex computing problem and to apply principles of computing and other relevant disciplines to identify solutions. 
         
         
Faculty Name:  Toqeer Israr      
         
Course Number CIT 2183      
Course Name SW Dev I      
Semester Fall 2024      
Year 2024      
Number of Students 23      
         
Measurement Method Question on Final Project and on Final Exam      
         
  0 1 2 3
beginning satisfactory Skilled exemplary
Analyzes problem and identifies solution by applying principles of computing  Incorrect application of computing principles or fails to analyze problem and identify solutions Limited identification of analysis and/or solutions using computing principles Reasonable identification of analysis and/or solutions using computing principles In-depth and comprehensive utilization of computing principles, identification of solution well beyond expectations
         
         
         
         
Student Question from Final Project Question from Final Exam Overall Overall Percentage
1 3 3 3.00 100.00%
2 2 3 2.50 83.33%
3 2 2 2.00 66.67%
4 3 3 3.00 100.00%
5 3 2 2.50 83.33%
6 3 3 3.00 100.00%
7 3 1 2.00 66.67%
8 2 3 2.50 83.33%
9 3 2 2.50 83.33%
10 2 3 2.50 83.33%
11 3 3 3.00 100.00%
12 3 2 2.50 83.33%
13 3 3 3.00 100.00%
14 3 2 2.50 83.33%
15 2 3 2.50 83.33%
16 3 2 2.50 83.33%
17 2 2 2.00 66.67%
18 3 3 3.00 100.00%
19 3 3 3.00 100.00%
20 2 3 2.50 83.33%
21 3 3 3.00 100.00%
22 2 3 2.50 83.33%
23 2 3 2.50 83.33%
         
         
    Average 2.61 86.96%

 

Objective 3:  Communication        
Performance Indicator Adapting formal and impromptu presentations, debates, and discussions to their audience and purpose.    
           
Faculty Name:  McKenzie Snoddy        
           
Course Number CIT 1813        
Course Name Intro to C++        
Semester Spring 2024        
Year 2024        
Number of Students 33        
           
Measurement Method Group Semester Final Project - Complete one of the Semester Project Choices as a Group - Presentation
           
Communication 4 3 2 1  
  Highly Competent Competent Minimally Competent Not Competent  
  Content highly specific, Content adequately Content minimally Content not specific,  
  credible, relevant, sufficient, specific, credible, specific, credible, credible, relevant,  
  interesting; evidence relevant, sufficient, relevant, sufficient, sufficient,  
  supported topic; connection interesting; lacked interesting; minimal interesting; ideas not  
  between support and main support for some support; few supported;  
  points is clear; content was points; partial audience information sources information sources  
  appropriate to situation and adaptation of content; cited; little audience not cited; lacks  
  audience; information source some information adaptation of content. audience adaptation  
  accurately cited. sources cited.   of content.  
           
           
Student Presentation 1 Pres 1 Grade Presentation 2 Pres 2 Grade Overall
1 200 100% 30 100% 100%
2 176 88% 20 67% 77%
3 196 98% 25 83% 91%
4 196 98% 25 83% 91%
5 196 98% 25 83% 91%
6 169 85% 15 50% 67%
7 196 98% 25 83% 91%
8 120 60% 10 33% 47%
9 196 98% 25 83% 91%
10 196 98% 25 83% 91%
11 196 98% 25 83% 91%
12 196 98% 25 83% 91%
13 169 85% 15 50% 67%
14 169 85% 15 50% 67%
15 196 98% 25 83% 91%
16 196 98% 25 83% 91%
17 200 100% 30 100% 100%
18 196 98% 25 83% 91%
19 196 98% 25 83% 91%
20 169 85% 15 50% 67%
21 196 98% 25 83% 91%
22 196 98% 25 83% 91%
23 196 98% 25 83% 91%
24 196 98% 25 83% 91%
25 196 98% 25 83% 91%
26 176 88% 20 67% 77%
27 196 98% 25 83% 91%
28 200 100% 30 100% 100%
29 196 98% 25 83% 91%
30 196 98% 25 83% 91%
31 200 100% 30 100% 100%
32 196 98% 25 83% 91%
33 169 85% 15 50% 67%
           
        Average 86%
Objective 5:  Work Effectively on a Team              
Performance Indicator (a) Contributes to Team to accomplish a given task            
                 
                 
Faculty Name:  McKenzie Snoddy              
                 
Course Number CIT 1813              
Course Name Intro to C++              
Semester Spring 2024              
Year 2024              
Number of Students 33              
                 
Measurement Method Group Semester Final Project - Complete one of the Semester Project Choices as a Group        
                 
Performance Indicator Exceeds Standards, 4 Meets Standards, 3 Partially Meets Standards, 2 Does Not Meet Standards, 1        
Contributes to Team Meetings  Helps the team move forward by articulating the merits of alternative ideas or proposals.  Offers alternative solutions or courses of action that build on the ideas of others.  Offers new suggestions to advance the work of the group.  Shares ideas but does not advance the work of the group.         
                 
                 
Student Team Contribution 1 Team Cont 1 Grade Team Contribution 2 Team Cont 2 Grade Overall   Team Cont 1 Team Cont 2
1 200 100% 10 100% 100%   200 10
2 176 88% 8 80% 84%      
3 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
4 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
5 196 98% 7 70% 84%      
6 169 85% 10 100% 92%      
7 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
8 120 60% 10 100% 80%      
9 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
10 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
11 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
12 196 98% 8 80% 89%      
13 169 85% 10 100% 92%      
14 169 85% 10 100% 92%      
15 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
16 196 98% 8 80% 89%      
17 200 100% 10 100% 100%      
18 196 98% 8 80% 89%      
19 196 98% 8 80% 89%      
20 169 85% 10 100% 92%      
21 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
22 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
23 196 98% 8 80% 89%      
24 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
25 196 98% 8 80% 89%      
26 176 88% 7 70% 79%      
27 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
28 200 100% 10 100% 100%      
29 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
30 196 98% 10 100% 99%      
31 200 100% 10 100% 100%      
32 196 98% 8 80% 89%      
33 169 85% 10 100% 92%      

 

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Contact Information

Dr. Toqeer Israr, PhD, PEng
CIT Program Coordinator

School of Technology
Eastern Illinois University
4513 Lumpkin Hall,
600 Lincoln Avenue
Charleston, Illinois 61920
(217) 581-2721
taisrar@eiu.edu


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