Participant Information

Thank you for participating in the IEC's Needs Assessment Survey. The IEC is in the process of developing several grant proposals and the results from this survey will assist us in ensuring that we are addressing key issues as identified by our membership. In addition, results will provide general guidance for future IEC programs. We appreciate you taking the time to complete this survey, as well as encouraging your colleagues to do the same.

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* Student Focused Barriers

Indicate the extent to which you consider the list of issues as barriers to graduating more and better prepared electrical and computer engineering students in your programs using the scale shown. Be sure to indicate whether your responses apply to an EE or CpE program by checking the appropriate box. Please limit your "Serious Barrier" rankings (scale value 5) to no more than three (3) barriers.

   Not a barrier at all       Minor Barrier       Moderate Barrier       Major Barrier     Serious Barrier   
1 2 3 4 5

  Program: EE Program: CpE Scale: 1 Scale: 2 Scale: 3 Scale: 4 Scale: 5
Lack of technical student jobs on campus
Lack of self-efficacy
Inadequate pre-college mathematics preparation
Inadequate pre-college programming/computational skills preparation
Insufficient hands-on exposure and practice
Inadequate support for connecting students to industry for internships
Insufficient financial support
Lack of time management skills
Inadequate infrastructure (computing, laboratory)
Lack of electrical/computer engineering identity
Inadequate high school recruitment
Inadequate community college recruitment
Ineffective academic advising
Insufficient career advising
Minimal/no professional mentoring (faculty, other professionals)
Minimal/no peer mentoring
Inadequate writing skills
Challenging curriculum
Faculty approach to teaching and learning
Additional barrier 1 (list below)
Additional barrier 2 (list below)
Additional barrier 3 (list below)

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