短期大学の卒業生調査から見えてくる工業系その他の学科分野の卒業生による短大評価

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In order for junior colleges in Japan to survive, timely and appropriate measures for reforming higher education must be implemented. Therefore, in search of some key factors to improving or reforming our colleges successfully, we took a survey of alumni from 14 junior colleges in Japan by sending 12,116 of them questionnaires on how they have accepted and/or evaluated their educations at their Alma Maters, their jobs and lives after graduation. This paper describes several interesting results we have obtained by analyzing the answers from 2,835 alumni to the questionnaires. That is to say, we have found several common and individual trends and/or features in the responses from graduates in technology and other majors. From these responses, we have tried to search for some hints to a better education at junior colleges.
公益社団法人日本工学教育協会の論文
2007-07-20