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Hyungsub Choi, Seoul National University
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universities, with a focus on liberal education (e.g., engineeringcommunications, engineering ethics and leadership, technology and entrepreneurship) andcapstone design. While the bulk of GECE’s network is domestic, we have wrought some tieswith Pennsylvania State University, Oxford University, and Smith College. We envision that theexpansion of the network to additional universities outside of Korea may be beneficial not onlyto us, but also to our counterparts, as students gain the opportunity to work with peers fromdifferent socio-cultural backgrounds. This presentation will include a short history of the GECE,samples of the center’s recent educational activities, and future outlook, especially regarding thepotential of on-line teaching as a tool
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D. N. Reddy, Indian Society for Technical Education
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thinking, encouraging, thinking out of box, looking of problems from multiple points of view, generating ideas and solutions including those which appear at first sight to be highly improbable, providing access to experimentation. Engineering graduates to-day require not only adequate technological ability and problem solving skills, but also be endowed with softskills like co-operative working, communication and presentation skills, business ethics and Inter – personnel relationships and posses a deep commitment to safety, reliability, quality and sustainability of all engineering activities.1.6 New Learning Paradigm and Alternative Delivery Systems The