The engineering of engineering education: curriculum development from a designer's point of view 1
Authors:
Otto Rompelman;
Erik De Graaff a
| Affiliation: | a Delft University of Technology, Delft, The Netherlands |
DOI:
10.1080/03043790600567936
Publication Frequency:
6 issues per year
Published in:
European Journal of Engineering Education,
Volume
31,
Issue
2
May
2006
, pages 215
- 226
Subjects:
Continuing Professional Development;
Engineering Education;
Higher Education;
International & Comparative Education;
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Abstract
Engineers have a set of powerful tools at their disposal for designing robust and reliable technical systems. In educational design these tools are seldom applied. This paper explores the application of concepts from the systems approach in an educational context. The paradigms of design methodology and systems engineering appear to be suitable for both analysing existing education and designing new curricula.
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1The paper is based on an invited lecture by O. Rompelman at the International Symposium on Engineering Education, Valladolid, October, 2004.
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| Keywords: Curriculum design; Systems approach; Output oriented education; Assessment |
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