Part one is in bold and already answered. Part 2 needs to be answered in a short response.

• Explain how the project demonstrates your attainment of one or more program or institutional outcomes. Make sure it is clear to the viewer which outcome you are discussing and how you believe the project you completed helped you to meet that outcome.
  • So, when you initially uploaded the assignment to an outcome in your ePortfolio, why did you attach it to that particular outcome? Describe how the project meets the outcome you attached it to. If, for example, you are discussing the institutional outcome that says, "Follow established methods of inquiry and mathematical reasoning to form conclusions and make decisions," you would want to detail how the project you attached to that outcome showed your ability to engage in mathematical and scientific reasoning to generate conclusions.

Completion of Math 201 I met one Institutional Outcome which was

Following established methods of inquiry and mathematical reasoning to form conclusions and make decisions.

I've gained practical skillsfrom thiscourse that I can use in every aspect of my life. The following are a few practical uses for the skills learned in this course:

Data analysis: I can examine data and spot trends that might help guide decisions using the notions of quantitative reasoning.

Problem-solving: I can solve difficult problems by dissecting them into smaller, more manageable components thanks to the skills I've learned in this course.

Making decisions: Rather of depending solely on instinct or gut feeling, I can make well-informed decisions using principles from quantitative reasoning that are supported by data and evidence.

Scientific research interpretation: I can evaluate scientific research and make evidence-based decisions by using the concepts of quantitative reasoning.

Short answer

• Describe the knowledge, skills, and behaviors (KSBs) you developed or displayed as a result of completing the project. Detail how those KSBs will be important to your success in the workplace as a Human and Social Service Worker. As you address this prompt, these definitions might help you:
  • Knowledge is a conceptual or theoretical understanding that you gain from reading or doing research.
  • Skills are your practical, real-world application of knowledge. These are the things you are able to do.
  • Behaviors include your attitudes, actions, mindsets, approaches, and habits. They are often transferable across a variety of situations.