This page contains links to tools that will assist department executive officers in data-informed decision-making. The tools are organized by the various activities for which chairs are responsible. Almost all reports will be accessible through the Campus Data report catalog, a portal through which university decision-makers can access key university reports. Many of the reports on this list are restricted to deans, associate deans, and department chairs.
STUDENT SUCCESS AND EXPERIENCE
- Course Enrollment by Undergraduate Students - Time series data that tracks enrollment in courses at census (10-day count).
- Degrees Conferred by Academic Year - Time series data that tracks the number of degrees conferred by program of study and degree type (BA, BS, Certificate, etc.) for each academic year.
- DFW Analysis - Time series data that tracks DFW rates by course.
- Program of Study Enrollment Counts at Census - Time series data that tracks the number of students per program of study at census day (10-day count).
- Student Perceptions of Teaching (SPOT) - This SPOT reporting contains data collected from the Student Perceptions of Teaching (SPOT) the universities system for collecting end-of-semester course feedback. This suite of dashboards is aggregated at a higher level and is intended for Deans and DEO’s.
CLASS SCHEDULING
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REGISTRATION MONITORING
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ADDITIONAL RESOURCES
DAI and other academic support offices are continuously improving and expanding the tools available to decision-makers on campus. Below are several high-level resources for using tools made available to department chairs.
- DAI Information Request Form: Use this to request additional information not available on DAI’s website or the Campus Data report catalog
- Campus Data Report Catalog: The university’s portal to key reports.
- Campus Data Users Guide
- Data Hub - Public Data
- Power BI Users Guide
Data Literacy
In an environment overflowing with information, the ability to make sense of it is crucial.
Data Communities
Anyone with an interest in institutional data can be part of a University of Iowa data community.