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Session 2477

Development of a Web-based Course in Radiological Engineering

Zhongxiang Zhao, Eugene E. Rutz University of Cincinnati

Abstract The purpose of this paper is to supply a full procedure for designing a web-based course and illustrate the design with a course developed for Radiological Engineering. The simple corporate identity (CI) design is introduced. The organizational and navigational structures of a web-based course are discussed in detail. A tree with a return-to-home page link, which is a practical navigational structure for a web-based instructional design, was applied. A simple page layout was used based on printing consideration. The HTML source code templates for every major web page are given and explained.

A graduate course in Radiological Engineering was developed using the procedure described. The course was developed in eight modules with the modules having a consistent format and navigational structure. The course was developed collaboratively by the instructor who provided content expertise and pedagogical design and a graduate teaching assistant who provided development and HTML expertise. Testing of HTML coding and revision of all material was performed prior to posting material on the server.

Keywords Web design, web based course, HTML, Distance Learning, Internet, Nuclear Engineering

Proceedings of the 2001 American Society for Engineering Education Annual Conference & Exposition Copyright  2001, American Society for Engineering Education

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Zhao, Z., & Rutz, E. (2001, June), Development Of A Web Based Course In Radiological Engineering Paper presented at 2001 Annual Conference, Albuquerque, New Mexico. 10.18260/1-2--9127