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mentor (11variables) on the post-survey is 4.35 (out of 5) with std = 0.97. An inspection of the Q-Qplots and histogram graphs for the remaining five variables (v2, v4, v5, v8, and v12) forwhich the confidence interval were not computed (variables not normally distributed) showone or two outliers. These outliers could be a reflection of the type of research project andthe student’s academic level.Table 2 (Evaluation 1): CISE REU Survey Constructs Differences df Std. Error 95% confidence interval Mean SmdConstructs
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Advisory Council and will be adopted accordingly into the course. 3- Students may be requested to take online training course on Responsible Conduct of Research for Engineers (RCRE) administered and assessed by Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative. 4- Introduction of Project Management components including using GANTT Chart.Student Measure ToolsETH – Reviews on Ethics and Engineering Professionalism related documents, videos and case studiesPR – Presentations from Environmental professionals and other guest speakersEX-Q – Final Exam questions
specific course objectives 10:45- 12:00 ( SJSU eCampus programs and Resources ) 12:00-12:45 Lunch Planning Individual Space Activities - Draft a plan for pre- meeting 12:45-1:15 individual space activities for your lesson Planning the Group Space and Post Lesson Agenda - Draft a plan for the group space agenda for your lesson - Draft a plan for post 1:15-2:15 meeting individual space activities for your lesson 2:15-2:30 Break Student Motivation & Preparation - How do you get the students to 2:30-3:00 do the individual space work? Q&A with Flipped Out Faculty - What is the student