Sistema de acompanhamento de egressos no Instituto Federal de Minas Gerais – estudo de caso no curso em sistemas de informação do Campus São João Evangelista.

Abstract

To qualify the course offer, improve its performance and better fulfill its mission, the Higher Education Institutions need to obtain information about their graduates. With the expansion of the Federal Network of Vocational and Technological Education and the significant increase in the use of Information Technology and Information Systems in educational institutions, it is necessary to identify if the institutions are in fact fulfilling their objectives and creating opportunities for the intended public, professionals are also being trained according to their projects according to their area of expertise, human formation and the job market. In this sense, this research aimed to map and characterize the graduates of the Bachelor of Information Systems course at the Federal Institute of Minas Gerais campus São João Evangelista through the creation of an egress monitoring portal, containing a questionnaire and tools to engage and interact with graduates in the institution's activities and opportunities in the area of activity and in the job market. For the creation of this portal, it was taken into consideration the 38 egress portals of the Federal Institutes and the system questionnaire with the egresses of the course. To develop these activities was used a qualitative approach with quantitative elements, performed through survey and data analysis of graduates of the course. After the development of the portal, a survey was conducted with the graduates, using the electronic questionnaire contained in the portal. At the end of this work we obtained the results of the data collection of the graduates and their presentation and considerations. Finally, it is hoped that the information obtained from the graduates can contribute as a source of information to improve the quality of teaching and the course, as well as initiate a pilot process of effective and lasting interaction of the graduates with the institution