A learning outcome is a brief statement of a skill, competency, or attitude a successful student will achieve by the end of a degree program or a course.
- A degree program has a set of abstract program learning outcomes (PLOs), each of which is supported by more detailed learning outcomes from several courses.
- Each course has more concrete subject-specific course learning outcomes (CLOs). Some are meant to directly support the program learning outcomes; others are more detailed descriptions of the specifics of the course.
This website contains learning outcome information that is meant to be reasonably stable across several years, subject to regular reviews. Specific course offerings may describe even more concrete outcomes that might vary from term to term.
These web pages contain the current version of the learning outcomes catalog for the School of Computing as of April, 2024. Many were revised during the QUQAP Cyclical Review and Self-Study in 2022-23.