Since 2012 Esprit (Private Engineering and Technology School) focuses on training directly operational engineers through an innovative pedagogical approach in particular project/problem-based learn
Since 2012 Esprit (Private Engineering and Technology School) focuses on training directly operational engineers through an innovative pedagogical approach in particular project/problem-based learn
We might wonder about the professional motivations that drive students to pursue electromechanical (EM) engineer graduate studies.
With the emergence of IT technologies, the proliferation and diversification of learning tools, engineering schools have diversified their approaches, technics and educational resources in order to
Teamwork or collaboration is recognised by many governments and international agencies as an essential life skill and competency in the workplace.
This paper documents an evaluation of a project that aimed to use a technology platform in a flipped learning format that generates student performance data to provide a differentiated learning env
In recent years, generative Artificial Intelligence (GAI) has had a huge impact on education.
For a while, training needs were identified by supervising teachers based on a personal effort using a short-term and punctual strategy.
Contemporary youth will face an exacerbation of environmental, social and economic issues such as deforestation, natural resources use and poverty.
The CDIO framework provides extensive guidelines for improving engineering education quality, yet a critical gap exists in its Standard 11 - Learning Assessment.
Engineering education is a challenging subject due to the particularity of skills acquisition issues in nowadays context.
One of the most challenging situations in nowadays education at all levels is attracting and retaining the attention and motivation of the students.
The purpose of this study is to gain new insights into the disciplinary learning gains that students acquire after finishing their participation in engineering-oriented extracurricular student team
This paper explores the transformative potential of the CDIO (Conceiving, Designing, Implementing, and Operating) approach in adapting traditional engineering programs to accommodate the needs for
This paper described how the pedagogy of learning from deliberate failure based on the CDIO Framework was adopted and implemented in a marine engineering course in Singapore Polytechnic.
This communication examines the adaptation of the CDIO framework for evening engineering courses at ESPRIT, tailored to senior technicians holding a Bachelor of Engineering degree.
Monash University Faculty of Engineering, in collaboration with the Monash Pilot Processes Student Team, are creating AR and VR experiences to complement our Membrane Pilot Plant for use in undergr
This paper describes the development and implementation of a novel course entitled "Ethics, AI, and Society," designed within the CDIO framework to provide ethical education to Artificial Intellige
Linear algebra courses are the foundation of engineering disciplines related to artificial intelligence and robotics, and its related knowledge has a wide range of applications in image processing,
This paper shares the process and outcomes of the efforts from the Diploma in Chemical Engineering (DCHE) offered by Singapore Polytechnic (SP) in integrating the Common Core Curriculum (CCC) using
Pedagogical transformations aim to improve the learning process. These innovations in training/teaching methods are crucial within the evolving economic landscape and technological advancements.
Generative artificial intelligence is a hotly debated issue in the current landscape of educational research, with educators’ abilities to utilise this powerful tool falling by the wayside as insti
This paper details the 'Article Review' module, crafted for graduating AI engineering students to immerse themselves in and critically evaluate contemporary AI research literature.
We present our experience with Challenge-Based Learning (CBL) within an AI project in ESPRIT School of Engineering's 3rd and 4th-year AI engineering curriculum.
In engineering education, it is critically important for theory teaching to be combined with practice.
The purpose of this study was to apply Conceive-Design-Implement-Operate (CDIO) innovative teaching methods combined with Project Based Learning (PBL) to the cultivation of talent with the professi
Defining customer needs; considering technology, enterprise strategy, and regulations; developing concepts, techniques and business plans.
Creating the design; the plans, drawings, and algorithms that describe what will be implemented.
The transformation of the design into the product, including manufacturing, coding, testing and validation.
Using the implemented product to deliver the intended value, including maintaining, evolving and retiring the system.