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Minnesota Higher Education Coordinating Commission, St. Paul. – 1971
Project PRIME (Planning Resources in Minnesota Education) was a 1-year research project that had as its prime objective the test implementation of the CAMPUS model for higher education administration and planning in Minnesota. This report outline the 13 specific objectives of the project and describes the research results. In addition, the report:…
Descriptors: Administration, Computer Oriented Programs, Higher Education, Models
Cordes, David C. – 1971
The first section of this report on program costing with the CAMPUS simulation discusses the structuring process of Program Planning and Budgeting (PPB) systems, and emphasizes the ideas, rules, and principles for structuring resource data that have evolved during the 10 years of PPB existence. It also discusses the WICHE-PMS program…
Descriptors: Budgeting, Computer Oriented Programs, Computers, Costs
Peer reviewedForsyth, Ben R.; And Others – Journal of Medical Education, 1975
Describes and illustrates the use of a model used at the University of Vermont College of Medicine to examine both financial implications and effect on faculty effort of any planned programmatic changes, e.g. effect of specific enrollment increase on basic sciences and clinical training departments. (JT)
Descriptors: Computer Oriented Programs, Educational Planning, Higher Education, Medical Education
Breivik, Patricia Senn – 1998
This book discusses resource-based learning in higher education. One premise of resource-based learning is that as students become able to select their own learning materials from information resources, they become active, independent learners, while professors become learning facilitators in cooperation with librarians and other information…
Descriptors: Active Learning, Administrator Role, Change Strategies, College Faculty


