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COMMERCE BUSINESS DAILY ISSUE OF JUNE 25,1998 PSA#2124Operational Contracting Office, 8110 Industrial Dr., Suite 200, USAF
Academy, CO 80840-2315 R -- EFFECTIVENESS OF ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING EDUCATION INITIATIVE SOL
n/a DUE 070698 POC Diana Myles-South (719)333-4899 The following
constitute a market survey of industry to determine
interest/capabilities of potential sources to conduct research to
determine effectiveness of electrical engineering education initiatives
at the Air Force Academy. The statement of work is as follows: I.
General: The Department of Electrical Engineering, United States Air
Force Academy, requires a Senior Executive Technical and Educational
Analyst to consult with the Professor and Head, Department of
Electrical Engineering on the following department programs: Evaluation
of the core Communications Signals and Systems electrical engineering
program, Evaluation of the department's Communication and
Electromagnetics Educational Program for electrical engineering majors,
Evaluation of the department's Unit Self Assessment program, Evaluation
of the Computer Engineering major curriculum, Evaluation of the
department's preparation for Accreditation Board for Engineering and
Technology (ABET) 2000 accreditation visit, and Executive level
feedback to the department's professor and head on department's
programs effectiveness. II. Specifics. The Senior Executive Technical
and Education Analyst (SETEA) will hold a Ph.D. in electrical
engineering and have extensive experience in electromagnetics, wireless
communications, computer software specification and development,
teaching, department administration, accreditation practices and
procedures, and executive level educational leadership. The SETEA will
evaluate the department's core Communications Signals and Systems
electrical engineering program. This must include a careful evaluation
of topic relevancy, topic coverage, depth of coverage, and topic
sequencing. As part of this evaluation the SETEA will instruct one
section of the EE215 Electrical Signals and Systems course during the
fall 1998 semester. The SETEA will report findings to the department
curriculum committee for possible action in December 1998. The SETEA
will teach one section of the EE215 Electrical Signals and Systems
course during thespring 1999 semester to evaluate curriculum committee
initiated course revisions. The SETEA will evaluate the department's
communication and electromagnetics educational and research programs
for electrical engineering majors. This must include a careful
evaluation of topic relevancy, topic coverage, depth of coverage, topic
sequencing, and research goals. Furthermore, the SETEA will provide
technical assistance and teach communication topics as part of these
evaluation activities. The SETEA will report findings to the effected
course director(s) and the department curriculum committee for possible
action. The SETEA will evaluate the department's Unit Self-Assessment
(USA) program. Specifically, the SETEA will evaluate the USA for
relevancy, applicability, usefulness, strength, and weaknesses. The
SETEA will report findings to the department's USA coordinator for
action. The SETEA will evaluate the Computer Engineering major
curriculum. This must include a careful evaluation of topic relevancy,
topic coverage, depth of coverage, topic sequencing, and educational
goals and objectives. The SETEA will evaluate the department's
preparation for Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology
(ABET) 2000 accreditation visit. The criteria for accreditation have
significantly changed since the department's last accreditation visit.
The SETEA will evaluate the department's preparation activities for
the upcoming ABET visit and report directly to the department head on
recommendations for action. The SETEA will provide executive level
feedback to the department's professor and head on department's program
effectiveness. The SETEA will report directly to the department head on
recommendations for action. III. Deliverables: The following
deliverables are required during the course of this contract: The SETEA
will provide a monthly report to the department head on progress made
on each activity described in II.a. through II.e. above. The SETEA will
report findings to the department curriculum committee for action no
laterthan 1 December 1998 as described in II.a., II.b., and II.d.
above. A final report will be provided to the department head not later
than 15 May 1999. The SETEA will provide an in-progress report no later
than 1 December 1998 on ABET 2000 review activities to the department
head. A final report will be provided to the department head no later
than 15 May 1999. The SETEA will provide executive level feedback to
the department head on a monthly basis on department programs. IV. Base
of Operations. The Senior Executive Technical and Educational Analyst
will work out of an office in the Department of Electrical Engineering
and in scheduled classroom and laboratories. V. The Senior Executive
Technical and Educational Analyst will be the sole employee of this
contract. Minimum Senior Executive Technical and Educational Analyst
requirements: Available 1 Oct 1998-31 May 1999, Executive level Air
Force educational leadership experience, Air Force engineering
experience, Industrial experience, communications and electromagnetics
expertise, Ph.D. in electrical engineering, Software development
expertise, Ph.D. in electrical engineering, Software development
expertise, College level engineering teaching experience, Engineering
education program assessment experience. VI. Final SETEA selection will
be based on resume review and possible personal interview. The
applicable SIC Code is 8732 and the applicable size standard for this
proposed acquisition $5.0 million. This synopsis is for planning
purposes only and does not commit the Government to pay for the
information requested, issue a solicitation, or award a contract.
Submit written responses to Operational Contracting Office, 8110
Industrial Dr., Suite 200, USAF Academy, CO 80840-2315 Attn: Diana
Myles-South. Submit fax responses to 719-333-4404, Attn: Diana
Myles-South. (0174) Loren Data Corp. http://www.ld.com (SYN# 0092 19980625\R-0019.SOL)
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