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Three-layer competency map linking graduate attributes to measurable behaviors

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Description

To operationalize competency goals in the reformed curriculum, the authors developed a competency map that translates abstract professional requirements into measurable learning outcomes. As printed, "this map is structured in three hierarchical layers that link high-level graduate attributes to observable skills and measurable behaviors": AI-driven Core Competencies representing overarching graduate attributes, sub-competencies specifying observable skills such as algorithmic reasoning and data visualization, and performance indicators defining quantifiable behaviors and outputs used for assessment.

Design Implications

Context

Requirements

  • Performance indicators must align directly with the core and sub-competencies and be paired with explicit scoring rubrics and assessment tools

Constraints

  • The core competencies were drawn from the AI competency framework proposed by Huang (2021), recognized within China's educational reforms

Target Learners

  • undergraduate computer-related majors

Learning Goals

  • translating graduate attributes into assessable learning outcomes

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Key Sources

  • Wang J and Li P (2026). AI-driven educational reform: enhancing talent cultivation in computer-related majors for the digital era. Front. Psychol. 17:1790916. https://doi.org/10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1790916
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title Three-layer competency map linking graduate attributes to measurable behaviors
description To operationalize competency goals in the reformed curriculum, the authors developed a competency map that translates abstract professional requirements into measurable learning outcomes.
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generated by process:settle-candidates on 2026-10-10
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