Competencies

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Competencies were updated from Fall 2019 Onwards

Read again (originally sent around all students on May 20th 2019)

https://ischoolblogs.sjsu.edu/blogs/icc/?p=2576

Note the key change:

We have amalgamated Comps I and J into Comp J.

  • What this means is that you have one less comp to write. However you will still need 10 comps successfully completed to qualify for an RP (report in progress)
  • Evidence that you have gathered for  the old Comp I  and the old Comp J will all work with the new COMP J

Other changes are clarification of language in comp statements and rubrics.

Be sure to use the language in the revised comp statements in your e-Portfolios.

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How Should I Approach the Competencies?

See:

e-Portfolio:  Content and Process

Use the rubrics -these are your guidelines to writing a successful statement of competency.

Remember -your e-portfolio advisor will tell you exactly what they want.  But in general they are looking to see that you understand the competency (can explain it); and can also provide evidence as to how you meet the competency.

Evidence Organizer

Organize your evidence using the Student Success Evidence Planner

 

 

 

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Standards and Grading

Please read this section of the handbook very carefully.

Standards and Grading

Note:

For students who entered the School of Information prior to Spring 2015:

Successful completion requires all 13 competencies signed off;  plus introduction and conclusion;  plus statement of professional philosophy (which includes Competency O); and affirmation also  signed off.

For students who entered the School of Information from Spring 2015 onwards:

Successful completion requires all 14 competencies signed off;  plus introduction and conclusion;   and affirmation also  signed off. See this section in the handbook

 

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