A Review of Computer Science Resources for Learning and Teaching with LSPU
Computer Science Graphics and Visualizations CurriculaPDF
Al John A. Villareal, Ronnel A. dela Cruz, Marco Jr. N. Del Rosario
To help curriculum implementation and resource development projects for the Laguna
State Polytechnic University - San Pablo City Campus (LSPU-SPCC), an assessment
framework was utilized to review and evaluate the quality of existing Bachelor of Science
in Computer Science (BSCS) resources for classroom learning and instruction. The study
also aimed at finding out whether availability of teaching and learning resources
influenced the implementation of BSCS Graphics and Visualizations Curricula.
Researchers also used a descriptive research design of survey type and collected data
using questionnaires. The sample of this study comprises: Computer Science instructors
and students of LSPU-SPCC. Seven instructors and 83 (87%) out of 94 third year and
fourth year students currently enrolled in the said program participated in the study.
Descriptive statistics of means, percentages and weighted averages were used in
analyzing the data. The study findings indicated that there was adequacy of teaching and
learning resources at LSPU-SPCC. The outcomes of the review and evaluation show that
several resources had an adequate degree context, integrity and alignment. The study
recommends that sufficient teaching and learning resources should be offered to ensure
that the Graphics and Visualization Curriculum is implemented effectively, and additional
funding should be allotted for the purchase of teaching and learning materials for BSCS
students.