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“Accelerating ICT students' startup development competence via interdisciplinary modular coursesin the HEI curricula - UXiship”
05.02.2020 – the first monitoring of the international project “Accelerating ICT students' startup development competence via interdisciplinary modular courses in the HEI curricula - UXiship” of the Erasmus + program was held on the basis of the regional SMART center at A. Baitursynov Kostanay State University. The chairmen of the monitoring commission were: Shaizada Tasbulatova, Director of the National Erasmus+ Office in Kazakhstan; Serik Omirbaev - Chairperson of the National team of higher education reform experts (HEREs) in Kazakhstan
The main monitoring objects were:
• informing about the rules and procedures, conducting a review of objectives and
priorities, the methodology of the project, planned activities;
• Assisting the UXiship project at an early stage of its work;
• assistance in increasing its recognition at various impact levels;
• formation of recommendations to prevent possible failures and difficulties.
The participants of Kazakhstani consortium:
• Kuanysh Abeshev - coordinator from Almaty Management University, Almaty, Kazakhstan;
• Laula Zhumabaeva - coordinator from the Caspian State University of Technologies and Engineering named after Sh.Esenov, Aktau, Kazakhstan.
• Yelena Kandalina, Head of International Office;
• Andrey Koval, Head of the Science and Postgraduate Department;
• Nikolay Gavrilov, Head of the Department of machines, tractors and vehicles;
• Batyrkhan Kuzenbaev, Head of the Information systems Department;
• Gulmira Dambaulova, Head of Commercialization Office;
• Igor Koshkin, Head of Electric Power Department;
• Aisha Omarova, Senior Specialist of International Office;
• 2 year students – project volunteers
Also, there were representatives of Kostanay business companies:
• Andrey Ermantraut, Director of OOO «Rostselmash» (Kostanay branch);
• Feryuza Orymbaeva, chief expert manager of LLP «El Nur Service».
• During the monitoring, issues related to the implementation of the project, quality assurance, budget and purchase of equipment, dissemination, sustainability, as well as the relevance of the project to date were discussed.
Every partner university demonstrated presentations on each of the monitoring criteria:
• Project realization
• Impact and Sustainability
• Partnership and Cooperation
• Project Relevance.
The chairman of the monitoring commission made the correct additions and recommendations to the form of management, implementation and sustainability of Erasmus + projects in the ever-changing requirements for the education system both abroad and in our country. As a result, agreements were reached on key issues of developing a methodology and tools for the formation of multidisciplinary start-up modules under various existing educational programs of the ICT group of training areas; issues of international and interuniversity communications; procedures for building corporate relations with business partners and state structures, as well as issues of the procedure for the purchase of equipment in the framework of the project at the expense of the European Union.
All discussed important aspects will enable partner universities to achieve high project performance indicators.