Systematic Management of Student's Performance With Centeralized Outcome Based Education

Program educational objectives are the statements that give an idea of the professional and career achievements that the students are expected to achieve by the end of the academic program. The courses are preparing the students to accomplish those goals before graduating.

POs defines expertise the students are expected to gain by the end of a program. They deal with the general aspect of a graduation program. It tells what a program should be able to do for its own improvement or to support the institute and divisional goals.

Program-specific outcomes define the expertise expected from the student by the end of any course. It is different for every course based on what field of expertise the students are studying for, over the course duration. They are expected to be aligned with the graduate attributes.

COs are specific to every domain. These are the attributes and qualities the students should have gained by the end of every course. It defines the knowledge and skills the student is expected to learn by the end of a specific course.