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Additionally, in certain  courses,  the completed  research proposal and final research report are

            evaluated for  plagiarism and resemblance  using  the Safe Assign tool via the Rafid e-learning

            platform (Annex S2-3-6-6), (Annex S2-3-6-7) and https://help.blackboard.com/ar-sa/SafeAssign.
            Moreover, the  teaching staff checks their research for  pilgrims  before submitting for journal

            publications via private pilgrims check software. So, they can random check student works using

            their own software (Annex S2-3-6-8).


            Overall Evaluation for Quality of the Standard:

            Strengths:

            Generally,  the  program  is well integrated with  the institution in a way  that contributes  to  the
            institution's overall mission and goals. This integration has been considered throughout the

            planning and development of the program. In terms of the curriculum, the program meets the

            required standards of the country and fulfills its stated objectives. The curriculum has been well

            planned, cohesively designed, appropriately sequenced and delivered. It covers the major areas of
            teaching and learning that are crucial to the profession - both for initial preparation and for later

            professional development, in particular:

                    •  The program  adheres well to  institutional policies,  standards  and procedures  in

                       curriculum design and development.

                    •  Graduate attributes and learning outcomes comply perfectly  with academic and
                       professional requirements

                    •  Curriculum design takes into account the achievement of program objectives, learning

                       outcomes, and educational, scientific, technical, and professional developments in the

                       field of specialization.
                    •  The study plan ensures a balance between general and specialized requirements, and

                       between  theoretical and applied aspects; it  takes into account the sequence and

                       complementarity of the courses.

                    •  Teaching and  learning strategies and assessment methods  are aligned with the
                       intended learning outcomes at the program and course level.

                    •  Teaching and learning strategies  focus on  the  student,  but they  differ in  terms of

                       teaching, learning and assessment methods in the program according to its nature and




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