Educational Delivery Technologies in Eng Education

"Australian universities are failing to equip engineers with the skills needed to survive the computer age" ; " the impact of computers has become pervasive enough to warrant restructuring the engineering curriculum ".
Professor Douglas Clyde
the taskforce chairman of the current engineering education review


TITLE: Educational Delivery Technologies in Engineering Education
AIM: To design and implement a new engineering education working model using the Web technology and concept in conjunction with educational computer simulation programs.
OBJECTIVES: To investigate the impact and the viability of
new flexible delivery technologies,
the computational hypermedia environment, and
problem-based and computer simulation oriented teaching methods
in engineering education.

DURATION January 1994 to October 1996,

PROJECT OUTCOMES
(September 1996)

[PUBLICATIONS] Publications: Refereed Conference Proceedings
[IMPLEMENTATION] Implementations: U/G and P/G Courses/Subjects
[SCHOLARLY ACTIVITIES] Related Scholarly Activities & Accomplishments
[FUTURE PLAN] Future Plan: CAUT/Strategic Development Fund


Dr Parviz DOULAI
Dept of Electrical and Computer Engineering
The University of Wollongong.
Please send comments to: parviz@elec.uow.edu.au