[KLUG Members] Dropping CIS enrollments

Rusty Yonkers therustycook at yahoo.com
Sun Aug 22 14:51:22 EDT 2004


> I think that is all true,  but in my experience with graduates it
> isn't
> true of CIS programs - they did teach like it was toward a
> certification,
> only they did it badly.  So why not just get the certification.
> 
> Maybe WMU is a shining example of doing-it-right;  my experience is
> with
> the GR colleges (GVSU, Davenport, GRCC, Calvin, Cornerstone, and a
> pinch
> of Ferris).  [Note: I'm not surprised that certain of these schools
> suck,
> but for other reasons]

>From the time that I spent teaching I have found that even though I
am a wealth of knowledge a majority of the students only wanted to do
just enough to pass.  The ones that paid attention, worked hard,
interacted during lectures, took labs through the extra credit
portions (and sometimes beyond), and got certifications are doing
really well.  The others are still struggling because they are still
doing just enough to get by.


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