Block 2.1 - Developing a Programme

Which of the following categorizes a minor programme?

• Examinable and certified.

• Less than 5 days.

• Accredited by Higher Education.

Which of the following categorizes a major programme?

• Results in a certificate of attendance.

• Includes an assessment of progress.

• BIBF certified or externally accredited.

Which of the following is the first document to consider and create when designing a new programme?

• Business case form

• Module/ programme specification form

• Programme modification form

What activities are included in a market needs analysis?

• Analysis of current supply and demand.

• Identifying market gaps.

• Conducting market survey for stakeholders.

• All of the above.

What does a benchmark study include?

• Feasibility of the proposed programme.

• A list of similar qualifications to the proposed one.

• All external references used in the development of the programme.

Which of the following statements is true about Intended Learning Outcomes (ILOs)?

• All programmes must be expressed in ILO).

• ILOs are used as part of admission requirements.

• ILOs are mainly developed for major programmes.

Which type of assessment provides feedback and information during sessions, while learning is taking place.

• Summative assessment

• Formative assessment

• Pre assessment

Which type of assessment usually occurs at the end of a programme and is used to measure learner acheivement?

• Formative assessment

• Summative assessment

• Pre assessment

What is the difference between the processes for designing a minor programme and a major programme?

• The major programme process is longer and has more steps.

• The major programme process requires director approval.

• The minor programme process requires a confirmation panel.

Which of the following is not a requirement for the design of minor programmes?

• Market needs analysis

• Benchmark study

• Programme level and credit