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This paper provides clear steps on how to perform course assessment. First, a method on how to set up course objectives is mapped with professional standards and accreditation criteria. Several course assessment techniques are then introduced so that the reader will be able to conduct course assessment with ease. The concept of closing the loop is also introduced. The paper concludes with a summary of the assessment framework's beneficial aspects.