5.3 the use of data analytic software appropriate to areas of expertise or job expectations. 5.4 the creation, use, and interpretation of graphic representation of data. In today's business environments technology is used to streamline administrative tasks at all levels, but the College too often requires faculty, staff, administrators, and students to fill out reports by hand or use forms designed to be completed using a typewriter. Technology needs to be used to ease this administrative burden. 6.2 the use of electronic databases for departmental recordkeeping and student advising.
Technologies associated with the work place are often specific to a particular field.
Faculty, staff, and students should have knowledge and skills with technologies that are used in their field. 7.2 familiarity with advanced technology used in professional practice in a particular field. Software and hardware advances are continuously occurring. These advances can dramatically improve teaching, research and service. Faculty, staff, and students need to stay abreast of advances in technology.