JFET_V8_N1_RP4
Assessment of Quality Circles of Engineering Colleges
Debaprayag Chaudhuri
Sadhan Kumar Ghosh
Journal on Future Engineering and Technology
2230 – 7184
8
1
32
35
Quality Circles, Assessment, Scale, Scores
The aim of this study was to assess and compare suitability of ‘quality circles’ in a variety of Engineering Colleges. Specifically, each ‘quality circle’ consisted of faculty, plus technical and support staff in the Computer Science departments. The Engineering Colleges (n=10) were randomly chosen and consisted of both government (n=2) and private colleges (n=8). The quality circle volunteers were provided with a self-report questionnaire (n=35), which was based on four divisions of: Student focus, Direction, Understanding & Accountability. To collate and classify the study, the respondent’s answers were ranked in a quantified hierarchy from True to False — typical Likert scale, and the results collated to assess the team effectiveness of each college through its quality circle.
August - October 2012
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