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is assigned, but prior to peer review, CE 3311 students complete a field trip to alocal museum. The field trip is one method to enhance inclusion, as students who might not havepreviously been provided with the opportunity to visit a museum are able to have the same in-person interactive experience as others in the course. Additionally, the field trip includes aprivate tour and presentation from exhibit designers, including a Q&A session. Exhibit designershave diverse technical backgrounds, which promotes student conceptualization of engineeringand STEM as existing across diverse career paths. When students can self-identify within theirchosen field, motivation and perseverance are positively impacted [4]. For reference, the studentsin
formats notes, lecture notes, textbook notes, lecture slides, textbook Q&A In class and Online forum In class and Online forum Table 2: The UDL design of the two coursesAdditionally, both classes employed discussion forums, anonymous polls and worksheets foractive learning, autograding in quizzes, team-based assignments, the same learning managementsystems (LMS, Canvas specifically), accessibility features on LMS (such as screen readers andaccessibility checker), and the course websites that link all contents and tools on their LMS. Theyalso made available on-boarding forms for students to self-disclose their needs foraccommodations.The 3 surveys were promoted to
experiment.The lab is a one-credit hour required course for our program that meets 3 hours per week. Itis a prerequisite course to another required junior-level course “Embedded Systems”. Thereis a maximum capacity of 14 students and there is a teaching assistant from the upper-classpopulation for each section. Students ideally work in teams of two.The class begins with a short lecture that guides students through the specifics of the day’sexperiments followed by Q & A.A week in advance of each class, students are provided with the lab handout that outlines theproblems to work on. They are expected to come to the lab prepared having done the “pre-lab” theoretical work that shows their designs based on the given specifications, the logiccircuit
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