전문대학 역량기반 교양교육과정 개발 연구－D대학 사례를 중심으로

Abstract

This study presents a model through the case of D-college for how to develop competency-based Liberal Arts courses in colleges. Since 2014, many colleges have developed and operated an NCS-based curriculum. However, although NCS-based education reflected the characteristics of colleges, it also resulted in the weakening of Liberal Arts education for those colleges. For institutions of higher learning, the importance of Liberal Arts education is relatively low, due to short lectures and a major-oriented education system. At a time when the curriculum of colleges is being transformed into a competency-based one, it is very urgent to change the Liberal Arts education of colleges. The process of developing Liberal Arts education courses at D-college is based on the ADDIE model, but the development process at each stage focused on capacity centers. This article looked at the specific progress of the ‘Analysis-Design -Development’ phase. In the analysis phase, the external environment, internal capacity, and satisfaction of the educational needs were analyzed, while the core competency of the colleges in question was checked. In the design phase, Liberal Arts education goals and policies were established, and Liberal Arts education areas were set. In the development phase, competency-based Liberal Arts subjects were derived and a curriculum profile was developed. As a result, D-college has been able to derive a variety of competency-based subjects, with several tasks remaining for the education to operate effectively. If organizations, human resources, Liberal Arts and math are secured, the competency-based Liberal Arts education process can be operated systematically.