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Program Outcomes Matrix

Program Outcomes Level of Contribution
0 1 2 3
1 Have the knowledge and skills of research method which is a requirement in order to be successful in academic studies. X
2 Have the capacity for applying philosophical knowledge to scientific and social issues. X
3 Examine and analyze a subject matter and make philosophical interpretations on it. X
4 Have the skills of critical thinking, analytical approach, problem solving, multi-dimensional view, making inferences and interpretations regarding to philosophical texts and scientific facts. X
5 Identify the basic concepts and issues in philosophy. X
6 Evaluate and understand the underlying philosophical assumptions of fundamental and social sciences. X
7 Have capacity to make interdisciplinary readings and analysis. X
8 Have verbal and written presentation and effective communication skills, be open to team work and do interdisciplinary study. X
9 Make connections between contemporary ethical, social, cultural, esthetic and politic issues. X
10 Interpret the historical development of scientific and philosophical questions. X
11 Have knowledge about contemporary philosophical issues and their relations to other disciplines. X
12 Use modern information tools in order to make research in philosophy. X
13 Improve their professional and personal skills lifelong. X
14 Use information technologies effectively in domain applications in philosophy. X
15 Have self-confidence and develop original ideas regarding to philosophy. X
16 Have social and ethical responsibility regarding to contemporary issues. X
17 Have good knowledge of English, research method and computer skills and use these skills effectively. X
18 Comprehend the basic theories and issues in sub-disciplines of philosophy. X
19 Have an advanced knowledge in certain specific fields such as environment, technology, culture, art etc. X
0: No Contribution 1: Little Contribution 2: Partial Contribution 3: Full Contribution