Quality Enhancement Cell QEC

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Quality Enhancement Cell (QEC)
A Landmark Initiative of Higher Education
Commission (HEC) for Quality Assurance in
Teaching and Research at Higher Degree Level

• Rawalpindi

Naheed Zia Khan
Director QEC
Fatima Jinnah Women University (FJWU)
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QEC at FJWU Part I

• Progress Report

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QEC at FJWU Vision
A curriculum attracting highly competitive women
applicants who will successively increase size
of the annual cohorts of female graduates
equipped with professional and social skills,
empowering them to live up to the challenges of
a Brave New World and contribute to national
development along with their male counterparts,
within a harmonious equation promising
progressive social transformation

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QEC at FJWU Assessment Report
Schedule for Upcoming Assessment Report (Focus
all courses offered in each Department during
Fall 2007)
Handing over proforma copies to Department teams
Deadline for Department teams to submit duly
filled proformas to the QEC
Data analysis
Compilation of final report
January 15-31, 2008
By February 15, 2008
By end December2007
By January 15, 2008
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QEC at FJWU Immediate Targets
QA training workshop for FJWU faculty before
close of the year
Webpage to be made accessible online before close
of the month
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QEC at FJWU Part II

• Model Department
• Assessment Report

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QEC at FJWU Model Department
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Department of Environmental Sciences (DES)
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DES at FJWU Vision

• Highly enthused women scientists, well versed
  with advance environmental technologies and ready
  to tread the road to the national and global job
  markets for utilizing and furthering their innate
  and acquired capabilities to help contribute to
  the global and national sustainable development

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DES at FJWU Objectives

• 1. To enable students internalize the knowledge
  of echo systems and atmosphere of the planet
• 2. To assist students develop capabilities to
  apply formal learning in real life situation
• 3. To sensitize students regarding local
  environmental problems, with a backdrop of threat
  to the
• home planet by continued depletion of
  ozone layer and greenhouse effect
• 4. To enthuse students help advance green
  technologies and green movements
• 5. To equip students with the ability to
  advise on the implicit and explicit costs of
  environmental
• technology transfer
• 6. To help students become independent and
  motivated researchers aiming at innovations and
• inventions to help contribute to the
  technological capability of Pakistan
• 7. To help students become citizens of the planet
  by lobbying for environmental protocols and the
• deliberations made by successive Earth
  Summits
• 8. To help students promote responsible national
  and planetary citizenship by widely sharing
• their expertise on international political
  economy of environment and international and
  national
• environmental laws
• 9. To help students become successful Ambassadors
  of local and global environment with polished
• and refined communication, presentation
  and social skills
• 10.To enable students secure a decent living
  with the help of a higher degree having
  sufficient
• intrinsic worth to live up to the
  challenges of national and global job markets in
  the 21st century
• which may rightly be called the age of cut
  throat competition

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DES at FJWU Fulltime Faculty
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DES at FJWU Labs
High Technology
Spectroscopy
Microbiology Biotechnology
Environmental Mycology Eco-toxicology
Plant Taxonomy
Alternate Energy
Applied Chemistry
GIS SRS
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DES at FJWU Curricula
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DES at FJWU Western University Linkages
University of Youngstown State

• U.S.A.

University of York
Canada
University of Reading
U.K.
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DES at FJWU Workshops and Seminars
Indicators for Sustainable Ecosystems (2005)
Environmental concerns Management Strategies
(2003)
LEAD Pakistan
HEC
WEHAB MDGs(2006)
Environment and Gender (2005)
Ministry of Environment
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Students Course Evaluation Category Mean
(Proforma-1)

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Students Course Evaluation Overall Average
(Proforma-1)
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Teachers Evaluation by Students Taught Course
Average(Proforma-10)
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Graduating Students Survey Item
Mean(Proforma-3)
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DES at FJWU Program Outcomes
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Faculty Survey Item Mean(Proforma-5)
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Alumni Survey Category Mean(Proforma-7)
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DES at FJWU Evaluation Summary
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• Thank You

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Specializations Course Titles
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Students Course Evaluation Item
Mean(Proforma-1)
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Students Teachers Evaluation Item
Mean(Proforma-10)
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Alumni Survey Item Mean(Proforma 7)
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Students Course Evaluation Overall Average
(Proforma-1)
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Students Teachers Evaluation Overall Average
(Proforma-10)
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Students Course Evaluation Analysis
Key(Proforma-1)
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Students Course Evaluation Analysis
Key(Proforma-1)
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Graduating Students Survey Analysis
Key(Proforma-3)
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Graduating Students Survey Analysis
Key(Proforma-3)
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Faculty Survey Analysis Key(Proforma-5)
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Alumni Survey Analysis Key(Proforma-7)
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Alumni Survey Analysis Key(Proforma-7)
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Name of the Courses Analysis Key
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Students Course Evaluation Analysis
Key(Proforma-1)
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DES at FJWU Outcomes Key