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Understanding how the columns for each table are calculated is the first step to updating and correcting any data in your Faculty Success system. Many details may also be reviewed by downloading the report template from the Reports page.
We recommend using this article and the related AACSB: Required Fields by Table article to assist in understanding how the activities entered in Faculty Success impact the tables. The criteria for user inclusion is also outlined in the aforementioned article.
TABLE 3-1
Faculty Members Name
The full name of the faculty member as displayed in the Personal and Contact Information.
Specialty Field
The AACSB Specialty assigned in Yearly Data.
Highest Degree, Year Earned
The degree designated as the Highest Degree Earned from Degrees.
Participating Faculty Teaching Productivity (P)
AACSB Sufficiency is "Participating" in the Yearly Data and the faculty's sufficiency is measured by multiplying the number of official enrollments and the number of credit hours from Scheduled Teaching.
Supporting Faculty Teaching Productivity (S)
AACSB Sufficiency is "Supporting" in the Yearly Data and the faculty's sufficiency is measured by multiplying the number of official enrollments and the number of credit hours from Scheduled Teaching.
Normal Professional Responsibilities
A list of the selected responsibilities from AACSB Normal Professional Responsibility in Yearly Data.
Faculty Qualifications With Respect to Percent of Time Devoted to Mission
The percentage of time devoted to the mission is measured by taking the mean of the faculty's AACSB Percent of Time Dedicated to the School's Mission within Yearly Data and displaying it on the faculty's designated AACSB Qualification within Yearly Data.
Brief Description of Basis for Qualification
The brief description for basis of qualification from the Yearly Data.
Total of Faculty Qualifications With Respect to Percent of Time Devoted to Mission
The total percentage of time devoted to mission is calculated by taking the sum of the column and dividing it by the sum of each column.
Total of Faculty Sufficiency Related to Teaching
The total is calculated by the sum of the column.
TABLE 3-2
The percentage of teaching by qualification is calculated by multiplying the number of official enrollments to the number of credit hours from Scheduled Teaching.
Scholarly Academic (SA) %
AACSB Qualification in Yearly Data is Scholarly Academic.
Practice Academic (PA) %
AACSB Qualification in Yearly Data is Practice Academic.
Scholarly Practitioner (SP) %
AACSB Qualification in Yearly Data is Scholarly Practitioner.
Instructional Practitioner (IP) %
AACSB Qualification in Yearly Data is Instructional Practitioner.
Additional (A) %
An AACSB Qualification is Additional if it has a value that is not one of the other four qualifications listed in the table or if it has a value in percentage of time dedicated to the school's mission in Yearly Data.
Total %
The percentage of teaching by qualifications totaled by row.
TABLE 8-1
The counts for Intellectual Contributions will reflect division of credit. If multiple faculty collaborated on an intellectual Contribution, the credit will be divided across all individuals included in the report. For example, a journal article with 3 authors from the institution who are all represented in the report will be displayed as a ".33" for each author. Consult the AACSB Interpretive Guidance resource for more information on division of credit.
Both Total columns for this report are expected to be identical counts.
Basic or Discovery Scholarship
The quantity of intellectual contributions classified as "Basic or Discovery Scholarship."
Applied or Integration/Application Scholarship
The quantity of intellectual contributions classified as "Applied or Integration/Application Scholarship."
Teaching and Learning Scholarship
The quantity of intellectual contributions classified as "Teaching and Learning Scholarship."
Total
The sum of intellectual contributions from the three AACSB classifications.
Peer-reviewed journal articles
Published peer-reviewed Journal Articles that have not been editorially reviewed.
Additional peer- or editorial-reviewed intellectual contributions
Published or Accepted Intellectual Contributions identified as a Journal Article or Conference Proceeding and are editorially reviewed.
All other intellectual contributions
Published or Accepted Intellectual Contributions that have not been accounted for and an AACSB classification has been designated in the following screens: Consulting, Professional, Public, and Contracts, Grants, and Sponsored Research.
Total
The sum by row of the three types of subject matter review that occurred for the intellectual contributions.
Percent of Participating Faculty Producing ICs
The percent of participating faculty producing intellectual contributions is measured by dividing the number of faculty whose AACSB sufficiency in their Yearly data is "Participating" and who have made Intellectual Contributions by the number of faculty whose sufficiency is "Participating."
Percent of total Full Time Equivalent (FTE) faculty producing ICs
The percent of FTE faculty producing intellectual contributions can be measured by adding the mean of the total FTE percentage for all users and dividing it by the total number of users who have produced intellectual contributions.
