Assessing the Effectiveness of the Carrying Capacity Implementation to Course Delivery and Instructions of Marine Engineering Department of CTU Carmen

Dione A. Baring

Abstract: This study assesses the effectiveness of the carrying capacity implementation in the Marine Engineering department of CTU Carmen. The research utilizes a descriptive design, employing both primary and secondary data. The study aims to provide insights into the level of compliance with carrying capacity guidelines, the effectiveness of its implementation, and the challenges encountered. The findings of this research will serve as a basis for a proposed carrying capacity plan. This study also assessed the level of compliance with the carrying capacity circular, the effectiveness of carrying capacity implementation in terms of instructors' teaching performance, students' classroom involvement, and utilization of instructional materials, identified the problems encountered in the implementation, and proposed a carrying capacity plan based on the study's calculations and results.

Keywords: Carrying Capacity, Marine Engineering Education, Course Delivery, Instructional Effectiveness, Compliance Level, Maritime Studies