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Full-Text Articles in Engineering Education
An Investigation Into The Feasibility Of Introducing A Marine Engine Simulator Into The Algerian Met Maritime Education And Training System, Djelloul Bouras
An Investigation Into The Feasibility Of Introducing A Marine Engine Simulator Into The Algerian Met Maritime Education And Training System, Djelloul Bouras
World Maritime University Dissertations
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The Training Of Marine Engineers : Present Methods And Future Directions In Developing Countries (Africa), Yassin Magongo Songoro
The Training Of Marine Engineers : Present Methods And Future Directions In Developing Countries (Africa), Yassin Magongo Songoro
World Maritime University Dissertations
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The Effectiveness Of An On-Line Graduate Engineering Management Course, Rosemarie Maffei Evans, Madison Daily, Susan L. Murray
The Effectiveness Of An On-Line Graduate Engineering Management Course, Rosemarie Maffei Evans, Madison Daily, Susan L. Murray
Engineering Management and Systems Engineering Faculty Research & Creative Works
In the summer of 1997, the Engineering Management Department of the University of Missouri-Rolla's (UMR) began offering its first Internet-based graduate level course. This course, Advanced Production Management, was designed to utilize a combination of Internet-based tools, such as EMail and Chat rooms to create a alternative means for the delivery of course material. This paper will draw these following conclusions from more than a year of research, which included over 100 students in six different course offerings. First, the Internet-based students performed equally as well as the control group students. Second, students tend to have exaggerated time requirement expectations …
A Qfd Decision Model For Selecting Service, Teaching, And Research Opportunities, Paul Kauffmann, Abel Fernandez, Charles Keating
A Qfd Decision Model For Selecting Service, Teaching, And Research Opportunities, Paul Kauffmann, Abel Fernandez, Charles Keating
Engineering Management & Systems Engineering Faculty Publications
New faculty are confronted with a barrage of information reiterating the importance of performance in the "big three" areas: teaching, service, and research / publications. From the provost to the department head, an untenured faculty member faces strong and sometimes conflicting pressures to become involved in activities ranging from committee assignments to participation in department or university research programs. Often these opportunities come with little guidance, advice, or obvious linkage to long term success in the three pillar areas and ultimately tenure. New faculty are confronted with a complex decision problem for which there is unstructured information available to develop …
Design And Construction Of A Mobile Laboratory For Distance Learning In Engineering Technology, Alok K. Verma
Design And Construction Of A Mobile Laboratory For Distance Learning In Engineering Technology, Alok K. Verma
Engineering Technology Faculty Publications
The design and construction of a mobile laboratory to be used in conjunction with the televised program in Mechanical Engineering Technology Program at Old Dominion University is discussed. The aim of this program is to offer educational opportunities to individuals currently employed with an associate degree. The merit of the concept lies in the fact that it offers a cost effective way to provide a laboratory for multiple sites. Currently, the concept is being tested for two instructional areas, such as fluid mechanics and automatic controls.