How to access various data tools

The Office of Institutional Research and Planning has many interactive data tools available for individuals within the campus community to access via MyPortal. The guides below walk users through the process of logging in through MyPortal, accessing the data toole and interpreting the results.  
 

Glossary

Glossary of key terms and definitions (e.g., success rate, equity gaps)

Program Review Data

How-to guide on accessing the program review data and create a PDF of the data.

Enrollment and Course Success

How-to guide on exploring the enrollment and success data by comparing two or more course or student characteristics.

Degrees and Certificates

How-to guide to access degree and certificate data and disaggregate by award type, major and ethnicity.

Course Success with Disproportionate Impact

How-to guide to explore disproportionate impacts by student group. 

Course Success with Equity Gaps (instructor level)

How-to guide to explore course success rates for individual instructors. 

Custom Student Cohort

How-to guide to create and manage a custom student cohort to track outcomes for specific groups of students.

Student Success Dashboards

How to access and interpret dashboards that provide de-identified section-level data that faculty members can use in planning their teaching and learning strategies.  

Persistence Rates and Counts

How-to-guide to access a report that tracks students from one term to the subsequent term and one year to the subsequent year within a college or districwide. 

Productivity Measures

How-to guide to access the scheduling tool to display enrollment, fill rates, sections, FTEF, FTES, productivity and WSCH at the section level.

Enrollment History by Course

How-to guide for deans to display course enrollment history, fill rates, drop rates, success rates and equity gaps by section.

Enrollment by Residency Status

How-to guide to access enrollment, FTES and unit load for resident and nonresident students. 

Instructional Load 

How-to guide to access instructional teaching load by term and assignment type.
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