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Preparing for the Evaluation Period

Please be aware that classes need to meet minimum enrollment, have at least one instructor listed, and not be on an exceptions list (more information available in the CTEC Guidelines section) in order to be evaluated. Individuals listed as Course Coordinator in CAESAR are not considered instructors and also not evaluated.

All instructors and TAs who should be evaluated need to be listed in CAESAR. If they are not listed in CAESAR on the primary scheduled component (i.e. lecture rather than discussions), they will not be included on the evaluation form.

Please make sure to review all instructor/TA assignments for your department's classes to ensure the correct individuals are evaluated, and to prevent issues with missing instructors/TAs.

Accessing Reports as an Administrator

To access available individual admin reports for instructors and TAs in your department (security access required), select from the following options:

1. Sign in to CAESAR as an administrator and navigate to "Search CTECs for Admin" Instructions: https://www.northwestern.edu/ses/staff/ctecs/running-ctec-instructor-reports-in-ses-caesar.html
2. Visit the Blue system directly (https://northwestern.bluera.com/northwestern)

To access available individual reports published to students for instructors outside of your department, sign in to CAESAR as an administrator and navigate to "Search CTECs" or "Search CTECs FLUID".

To request administrative access to department instructor reports (only recommended for those who should also have Student Records access), please submit the Request New or Additional Administrative Access to CAESAR form (select "CTEC Department Reports"). Contact ctec@northwestern.edu with any questions.

• Access to course survey data gathered prior to Winter 2016 will only be through CAESAR and the Cognos BI reporting application.
• Course survey data gathered Winter 2016 and later will be linked through both CAESAR and Blue, and also available through the Cognos BI reporting application.
• Reports for courses taught prior to 2009 can be requested from the CTEC Office: ctec@northwestern.edu

Cognos BI - Aggregate Reports

Aggregate reports (the data can be queried across terms, courses, instructors, etc.) for instructors and TAs are available through Cognos BI. The data available in BI include numerical response averages to core standard questions, and do not include department specific or qualitative questions. Those with Administrative access to CAESAR should have access to pull BI reports. Full instructor reports can currently only be pulled individually through CAESAR or Blue.

Spring 2020 Reports

Per the recommendation of the Provost office, deans, and faculty senate, Spring 2020 reports are not published to administrators and may not be used to inform faculty hiring, tenure, and promotion decisions.

This is your page for information, help, and resources related to the impact latest events have had on you as an employee here at Sac State. Information changes rapidly, so this webpage should serve as your one-stop shop for information, curated from all of our campus partners.

The Virtual Calming Room is a resource for you to redefine your self-care and highlights the need and commitment for tools and strategies to cope with on-going stress. We recognize that many members of campus community are currently experiencing pain and trauma caused by racism and bias, as well as the ongoing stress of the pandemic. We hope that these resources and tools provide some assistance.

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The undergraduate concentration in Management Information Systems (MIS) is geared towards preparing students for careers in a variety of IT-related fields. It provides students with hands-on knowledge of information technology and business process, in preparing them for a bright career in IS/IT that includes Systems Analyst, Information Systems Consultant, Network Administrator, Database Administrator, Web Developer, Programmer, IT Support and Help Desk Services. 

The MIS concentration coursework helps student:

• Learn the fundamentals of applying information technologies in business.
• Develop the skills to manage and maintain information systems in business.
• Solve real-world business problems with IT systems.
• Acquire the knowledge to design and develop information systems to solve business problems. 

Students whose primary interest is in MIS are encourage to take additional business elective courses for a second business concentration to help their careers.  

View the Degree Pathway. 

For additional information contact the Manning School of Business.