went to: Check Grades Check Attendance Check Course Calendar for Upcoming Deadlines, Quizzes, Exams - The ANGEL Calendar also contained the breakdown of coverage on exams and quizzes Print Lecture Notes (Unedited and Edited) Print Lab Procedures (for IE MFG course) Print Assignments Submit Assignments Send EmailsData were collected in both courses regarding student satisfaction with the instructor, course,communication in the course, and the use of the course management system. Table 1 belowbreaks down the course semesters and enrollments for the data collection.Table 1: Course and Enrollment Statistics for Data Collection Course/ Semester Enrollment
individual efforts and the ability level that can be reached under adult guidance or incollaboration with more capable peers.1 Guidance can be provided by helping the learner tofocus on particular aspects of the problem by asking leading questions or providing starterinformation, or simplifying some of the details.2Scaffolding provides a structure that helps students construct knowledge by building newknowledge and competencies upon their existing abilities. It is commonly used in writing andusually given in one the following three forms: 1) breaking up an assignment into smallerassignments, 2) keeping assignment constant but increasing the difficulty of materials, or 3)creating a scaffold within a single assignment. 3 The levels of learning based
they should want to help serve theircommunities. The university at the highest levels, stresses the importance of teaching, learningand agility to adopt to new models. The president of the university, in his recent inauguraladdress said, “We also proclaim our foundational support for excellent teaching and learning andthe agility needed to adopt new models. We renew our commitment to teaching that engagesstudents and prepares them for servant-leadership roles.” [1]. The University’s IndustrialEngineering Technology (IET) program is one of only 11 Industrial Engineering Technologybachelor’s ABET (Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology) accredited programs[2] This study attempts to identify the skills and abilities that
a course, theyneed to be engaged with (1) their course content, (2) their peers, and (3) their instructor. Theauthor shares the experiences in teaching an online Engineering Management Course in thispaper. The student-to-content engagement , student-to-student engagement, and student-to-instructor engagement are highly strengthened through a series of well-designed courseactivities. The end of course student assessment shows that students demonstrated an apparentincrease in engagement and enthusiasm toward the subject matter. Although lacks of the face-to-face communication, the online course with Trifecta of Engagement framework applied prevailsover the same course taught onsite in all of the assessment questions.IntroductionStudent
colleges.Research MethodologyThe data utilized for this research was collected from a community college located in Missouri.The community college offers associates degrees in STEM fields. Further, the community collegeallows students to declare their major upon entrance, which makes it ideal for data analysis. Thedata was collected over a five year period.The research process was conducted in the following stages: 1) data description and preparation,2) data modeling and application of DT, and 3) model assessment. A pictorial representation ofthe modeling process is provided in Figure 1. The stages are explained in more detail in thefollowing subsections. Decision Tree
instructional methods within the classroom to improve student understandingand enhance their attitudes towards the subject. [1] Use of traditional lecture alone is typicallynot as effective as incorporating engaging active learning activities by means of classroomdiscussion, hands-on activities, demonstrations, and simulations. Previous studies have foundthat after two weeks, people generally remember 10% of what they read, 20% of what they hear,30% of what they see, 50% of what they hear and see, 70% of what they say, and 90% of whatthey say and do. [2] The Production and Operations Management course in the United StatesMilitary Academy’s Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) accreditedundergraduate Engineering Management program
, process improvement, and technology diffusion.Dr. Dave Yearwood, University of North Dakota Dave Yearwood, Ph.D., CSTM is Professor Emeritus in the School of Entrepreneurship. Yearwood was a Graduate Director in two disciplines and also the past chair of the Technology Department at the Univer- sity of North Dakota. Dave has been teaching in higher education for 31 years at the undergraduate and graduate levels (Community College, Technology Department, and the Ph.D. program in Teaching and Learning). Yearwood’s two research interests are: 1. Electronic Pedagogy—the purposeful use of techno- logical tools in education to enhance teaching and learning; and 2. The study of control or semi-automatic systems for use in
Chair on the Board for the Nebraska Section of the American Society for Quality (ASQ). c American Society for Engineering Education, 2020 An Integrated Platform of Active Learning Techniques in a Supply Chain Management ProgramAbstractActive and experiential learning have gained much popularity in recent years, but their originsdate back to long before the advent of formal schooling and books. From the beginning of time,humans have learned by doing, trying, and failing, until they found a solution. Wurdinger andAllison say this type of learning is a cognitive process, which must include planning, testing, andreflecting all in the same learning experience [1]. A number of such
, part of the Institute of Applied Creativity and Transformation. In the Spring 2019 semester, 13 course sections were taught within the GEMnasium as a collaborative transdisciplinary effort. The courses included: Systems Engineering, Engineering Analysis, Environmental Ethics, Faith and Justice, Sustainability, Studio Practice, Human Rights, Christian Ethics and Healthcare, Social Science Integrated, Semester of Service, Introduction toSustainability, Energy and the Environment, Innovative Practice through Creative Confidence,and Freedom Enterprise. All of the courses and educators working in the space workedtogether to contribute to a 2019 Grand Challenge: “How do we grow and sustain a just andresilient community food system?” [1] The west
of the classes, term case studies or term projects are usedto enhance the teaching of concepts and implementations with the addition of issues related tobusiness, strategy, value, market, and globalization.Figure 1 shows a simple diagram representing the use of case discussions and video clips inlectures and term case studies and term projects as a semester-long assignment.In this research, the examples of projects and case studies include three different areas. The firstarea is a semester-long case study assigned to students to develop an investment strategy for atop 5 brand value company to increase its global market share. In additional to that, the casestudy was revised to ask students to work on the increase of the market share in the
stage represented taking the proper – processcontrol – action then run the process. Finally, the three stages are compared next to each other ona statistical process control (SPC) chart.IntroductionIn his book, The New Economics, Deming introduced to the world the notion of seeing systemsin what he coined as a System of Profound Knowledge (SoPK). It is comprised of four parts thatmust work together: appreciation of a system, variation, theory of knowledge, and psychology.These parts have been linked to much research work that has been done since then. Thisincludes, but not limited to, transformational leadership [1], organizational transformation [2],learning organizations [3], [4], motivation [5]. In this paper, the concept of variation is
. c American Society for Engineering Education, 2018 Implementing Lean Practices in an Academic Department: A Case StudyAbstractLean approaches to continuous improvement, originally practiced and perfected by ToyotaMotor Company, have been widely used in the industry sector for many decades. There is agrowing trend at universities to adopt lean practices to improve higher education processes.Reduced financial support and growing competition amongst universities and academicprograms motivate the implementation of lean practices both at university and departmentlevels.1 Colleges and universities that have adopted lean practices are driven by the need tostrategically leverage resources to meet stakeholder expectations, reduce waste or costs
recognition and a predictive model is developed usinglogistic regression. The following questions are investigated: 1. Can the Mahalanobis Taguchi System forecast important variables used for a STEM retention prediction model? 2. Do community college students have substantially different risk factors than traditional university students?The remainder of this paper is structured into the following sections: literature review andbackground on community colleges, data analysis and predictive model development, validation,and comparison to university models.Literature ReviewCommunity colleges were born out of a need for higher education and technical training (Cohenet al., 2014). Joliet Junior College, founded in 1901, was the first
organizational platform and analytical toolsto administer institutional accountability. The approach originates from the quality movementproposed in the 1990’s by W. Edwards Deming for reinventing government as a customer-drivenservice and an adaptation of the Federal Government’s Office of Management and Budget,Congressional Budget Office, and Government Accounting Office. Advantages of the proposedenvironment are an increased emphasis on institutional accountability and quantifying institutionalrisk.I. BackgroundRegional institutions face increasingly complex challenges affecting accountability that includetechnological changes, political uncertainties, financial stability, demographic shifts in studentpopulations, and cultural issues [1]. Dynamic
the systems engineering tools to define the system concept and requirements,including a system project charter; risk, stakeholder, external, SWOT, internal, and value gapanalyses; customer and systems requirements; and a process scenario template.Teaching Methods and Instructional Strategies:Teaching methods are techniques that help motivate students to do what they need to do to learncourse material. Gentile (2016) categorized teaching methods into the following types: 1)information-providing, 2) inquiry-oriented, 3) active or performance-based, 4) cooperative, 5)mastery-based and 6) creativity-inducing. Information–providing type of learning typically useslecture and demonstrations to convey information (Gentile, 2016). Inquiry-oriented
relatively constant over the last 30 years.While women represent about 50% of the workforce, women made up only about 27% of theSTEM professionals, in 2008. Additionally, women made up only about 12% of the workforcein engineering, in 2013 (McCauley-Bush). In a Leanin.org and McKinsey study, on average,women are promoted and hired at lower rates than men, so far fewer women become seniorleaders. At more senior levels, we see women shift from line to staff roles, so very few end upon the path to becoming CEO, and women remain underrepresented in the corporate pipeline.Women are 46% of the entry level workers, yet make up only 19% of the C-suite, at the highestlevels of executive leadership (Leanin.org, 2016). Women made up only 1% of the
which generates high quality composite manufacturing data. She was a key member in the SDP1 Strata Design Project 1 that followed the design process from concept to final design review by creating the ply definition and the solid model. Aysha completed her Master of Engineering Management Degree from UAE University in February 2018. Aysha’s interest is in the design process for composite components. c American Society for Engineering Education, 2018 Development of a Design Division for an Industry: A Capstone Project in a Master of Engineering Management Program Sangarappillai Sivaloganathan, Salah Al Omari, and Aysha AlAmeri College of Engineering
inaccordance with conditions that continually changed in response to competitors’ actions.Adaptability involved managing uncertainty through negotiations with other teams andinnovating within the game’s ruleset to secure advantages. Third, the game was built to promoteconstrained decision-making, as students needed to understand what information was needed toapply certain engineering techniques or make engineering decisions, as well as distinguish whichdecisions were appropriate for the given amount of information and time they had to completethe game.The purpose of this qualitative study was to identify evidence of learning during the game and todetermine, for future iterations, (1) what learning frameworks fit the data to inform the game’sdesign and
Economics, Moscow, Russia, npulya@stanford.edu Dr Victor Taratukhin, Regional Director, SAP Next-Gen, Knowledge and Education, SAP Silicon Valley and European Research Center for Information Systems (ERCIS), University of Muenster, Germany, victor.taratukhin@sap.com1. Introduction At present, project-based education is one of the most significant and in-demand profes-sional skills. Project-based education is the important part in the whole studying process aswhile exactly working at the project the students gain skills of solving the practical importanttasks, get the knowledge and skills, which can be used in further educational and professionalactivity [1],[2]. To tribute the significance of the project based methods, both in
intelligent system, and an instrument forencouraging collaboration among industry partners. It is flexible and adaptable to meet the needof individual partners, inspiring to grow knowledge, build skills and abilities to support thecollaboration. It is idealized to be managing operations with a holistic approach throughout thesupply chain and thus providing customers the fullest satisfaction. Business owners will be ableto establish a fast and data-driven communication with all stakeholders, such as customers,business partners, and employees to bring innovative and customized solutions. As shown inFigure 1, the structure of the Smart Management System is founded on the enhancedconnectivity among stakeholders; the two key technologies, Internet of
their remainingyears in school. The University has about 10,000 undergraduates and about 3,000 graduatestudents. They have a very large School of Engineering, where 1 out of 6 students is in theschool. They have large science, technology and math programs as well. The Women inScience and Engineering (WISE) program is a university program where students in science andengineering can interact with faculty, upper levels students, and professionals in these fields.The WISE program includes an Integrated Learning and Living Community ILLC). The WISEprogram is designed to provide support and community to women in engineering and scienceprograms at the university [1]. There is a need for more women in STEM to increase diversityand fill the workforce
literature review that are typically encountered by civil engineers. The students were asked torespond to each statement using a 5-point Likert scale including strongly disagree, somewhatdisagree, neither agree nor disagree, somewhat agree, and strongly agree. The statements areprovided in Table 1. Table 1. Survey StatementsQID Statements 1 It is important to adhere to applicable laws and regulations even when unethical actions cannot be traced back to you. 2 Your obligation to your employer is secondary to your obligation to society. 3 During an open bid for a project, it is acceptable to work with other contractors to determine their bids. 4 It is acceptable to underbid on a
codes, data bases and literature, design andconduct experiments to provide valid. The Education Act of 1989 requires teaching inbachelor degree programmes by staff mainly engaged in research, with an emphasis on thegeneral principles and basic knowledge as the basis for self-directed work and learning2.Accreditation is confirmation that an institution or registered provider has shown it is capableof delivering an approved course. . Courses leading to degrees approved by NZQA may onlybe delivered by providers accredited to do so by the New Zealand Qualifications authority(NZQA). The AUT degree programmes conform to the NZQA definitions of a degree in sofar as that our graduates of a Bachelors degree programme are able to: 1. Demonstrate
existingliteratures between 2000 and 2017 and perform in-depth analyses of their approaches. Threesteps were taken to achieve these goals: (1) the distribution of the utilized teaching methodsfrom 2000 to 2017 was identified, and (2) the implemented effectiveness assessment methodsfor the five identified teaching methods were determined for the past 17 years, and (3)identify the learning objectives associated with each stated teaching method. The results ofthis study will significantly address the potential challenges associated with learners and helpinstructors and professors select the most effective teaching methods based on the learningobjectives for their courses.Research MethodologyTo fulfil the objectives of this study, more than 2,000 peer-reviewed
(hardcopy, digital, etc.) from any sourcehave made it more challenging to enforce the textbook policy. Additionally, the explosion in e-book availability and the pitfalls of sharing eBook passwords and access that may violatecopyright laws makes the situation even more complex.From a pedagogical standpoint, research shows that student learning improves when they cometo class having completed the assigned reading, which allows a student to achieve the “primaryintellectual objective is to cover course content – the specific facts, theories, or procedures understudy”.[1] Time in the classroom can then be spent working on the “higher-order intellectualobjectives of application, analysis, synthesis, and evaluation, it is more important that
engineering, highway design. engineering management, geographic information systems, and land surveying. He has served in numerous leadership positions in ITE, ASCE and TRB. c American Society for Engineering Education, 2019 Assessing Students’ Prior Knowledge and Learning in an Undergraduate Engineering Management Course for Civil EngineersAbstractThe objectives of this study were (1) to use a pre-test to assess the knowledge of CivilEngineering students at The Citadel in their understanding of engineering management topicsprior to taking a required junior-level course in engineering management, and (2) to use a post-test to assess student learning as a result
wanted faster, and overall advance in their careers.IntroductionAn engineering capstone design project is meant to be the culminating achievement ofgraduating senior undergraduate students as they demonstrate their competency of designingeconomically feasible solutions to complex and interdisciplinary problems [1]. As such,capstone projects are meant to provide real-world experience with a clear objective for solving apractical problem where a team of students use their engineering knowledge and use their skillsto solve an unstructured problem [2]. However, the project experience can be disappointing, andan invaluable learning opportunity undermined if students are not provided with challengingprojects and lack the guidance of a rigorous problem
in self-managementskills and eliminates most of the problems that plague student work teams. The real-life exercises 2draw on the lives of participants and allow them to experience in real time the issues underconsideration rather than offering a normative explanation of what they should do in ahypothetical situation. The training results in the production of a team charter that membersbuild, sign and use to guide their work.The training for charter design and Exhibit'1:'Lencioni Model(of(Team(Dysfunctiondevelopment activities emerges fromthe conceptual framework of Patrick
addition to applying quality tools manually, students also utilized a statisticalsoftware to analyze experimental data.Results show that students were able to take an existing process and make significantimprovements in terms of reducing variation and centering the process using the tools andtechniques learned in class throughout the semester. In their presentations and feedback, teamscommented on how this learning-by-doing experience has helped them see how such tools can beused together.IntroductionTeaching statistics and applied statistical methods can be challenging for both educators andstudents. Students may not be ready for not having sufficient mathematical or statisticalpreparation [1]. As a result, it is not uncommon to have
evolving based on observations of student perspectives, updated trends in theengineering field and broader world, and specific student feedback. The modular, onlinenature of the course allows for continuing evolution.The course redesign was informed by a desire to explicitly incorporate a BroadEngineering perspective by exploring the diverse challenges engineers will face in the21st century and examining the knowledge, skills and abilities required to meet thesechallenges. This broad perspective is analogous to the horizontal bar of the T-shapedskills model introduced by David Guest in 1991 [1]. The concept of the “T-Shaped”Engineer is concisely explained in Rogers and Freuler [2]. The value of broadengineering was recently reaffirmed by students