What is it about?
We have shown that out-of-class learning is critically important to achieving the learning outcomes while teaching simulations to upper-level undergrad and grad students in engineering. We also show that the use of i-clickers need to be carefully conducted to achieve benefit. The results of this and previous work are shared freely online at simcafe.org.
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Why is it important?
Fundamental engineering simulation skills and understanding is essential in today's engineering job market and will enable graduates to seamlessly transition into many entry-level jobs. Hence, teaching simulations as part of the engineering curriculum is important for universities across the nation and the world.
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This page is a summary of: Integrating Simulation into the Engineering Curriculum: A Case Study, International Journal of Mechanical Engineering Education, July 2013, SAGE Publications,
DOI: 10.7227/ijmee.41.3.8.
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