Patterns and Challenges of Undergraduate Project Work in Germany: The Aachen Experience
Author:
Dietrich Brandt
DOI:
10.1080/03043799608923403
Publication Frequency:
6 issues per year
Published in:
European Journal of Engineering Education,
Volume
21,
Issue
2
June
1996
, pages 197
- 204
Subjects:
Continuing Professional Development;
Engineering Education;
Higher Education;
International & Comparative Education;
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Abstract
In this report, experiences are described which have been gained at the University of Technology, Aachen, in offering interdisciplinary, 'real-life' study projects (Studienarbeiten) to engineering undergraduates. The approach at this university is based on the regulation that every engineering student has to do two different study projects before starting on the Master research project (Diplomarbeit). The study projects described here are genuinely linked to the professional roles and tasks of engineers today. At the same time, they follow as much as possible the individual aims and areas of interests of the students involved.
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