IJEE

Vol 27-4

 

Contents

Abstracts

 

Section I

 

Special Issue

Learning through Play in Engineering Education—Part 2

 

Guest Editor

Andrés Díaz Lantada—Universidad Politécnica de Madrid, Spain

 

 

Ahmad Ibrahim

Editorial

 

 

Andrés Díaz Lantada

Guest Editorial

 

 

Jorge Domínguez Domínguez and

Jorge Axel Domíniquez López

Learning to Design Experiments Using Computer Simulations

 

 

Erik Delarue, Elisabeth Laga, Leonardo Meeus, Ronnie Belmans and

William D’haeseleer

Achieving Learning Potentials in an Educational Simulation Game for Trading and Generating Electrical Energy

 

 

A. García-Beltrán J. L. Ocaña,

C. Molpeceres, M. Morales,

J. M. González, M. Blasco and

D. Iordachescu

A Virtual Laboratory for Laser Transformation Hardening

 

 

C. Ahnert, D. Cuervo, N. García-Herranz, J. M. Aragonés, O. Cabellos, E. Gallego

E. Mínguez, A. Lorente and D. Piedra,

L. Rebollo and J. Blanco

Education and Training of Future Nuclear Engineers Through the use of, an Interactive Plant Simulator

 

 

P. Lafont Morgado, J. Echávarri Otero, E. Chacón Tanarro, E. de la Guerra Ochoa,

A. Díaz Lantada, J. M. Munoz-Guijosa

and J. L. Muñoz Sanz

Interactive Simulations of the Performance of Hydrodynamic Bearings in the ‘Machine Design’ Course

 

 

Juan J. Marquez, M. Luisa Martinez, Gregorio Romero and Jesus M. Perez

New Methodology for Integrating Teams into Multidisciplinary Project Based Learning

 

 

Rosa Arnaldo Valdés Luis Perez Sanz

 and José Felix Alonso

The use of Flight Simulators for Airspace Design in Engineering Education

 

 

Jayson W. Richardson, Tamara J. Moore, Gregory C. Sales and Matthew V. Mackritis

Using Computer Simulations to Support STEM Learning

 

 

Thashika D. Rupasinghe, Mary E. Kurz, Carl Washburn and

Anand K. Gramopadhye

Virtual Reality Training Integrated Curriculum: An Aircraft Maintenance Technology (AMT) Education Perspective

 

 

Susanne Ihsen, Wolfram Schneider,

Frank Wallhoff and Jürgen Blume

Raising Interest of Pupils in Engineering Education Through Problem Based Learning

 

 

María Ángeles Andreu-Andrés, and

Miguel García-Casas

Perceptions of Gaming as Experiential Learning by Engineering Students

 

 

R. Antón, J. Gastelurrutia, J. C. Ramos,

A. Rivas and G. S. Larraona

Learning through a Multiple Approach Competing Practical Exercise— MACPE: a Case Study with a Teacher’s and a Student’s Assessment

 

 

J. Carpio Cañada, T. J. Mateo Sanguino, S. Alcocer, A. Borrego, A. Isidro,

A. Palanco and J. M. Rodríguez

From Classroom to Mobile Robots Competition Arena: An Experience on Artificial Intelligence Teaching

 

 

Manuel A. Forero Rueda and

Michael D. Gilchrist

Innovations in Undergraduate Engineering Mechanics Education: Use of Team-Based Research-Led Project Methods for Large Student Cohorts

 

 

Carlos Veganzones, Sergio Martinez, Jaime R. Arribas, Maria E. Diaz,

Dionisio Ramirez, Francisco Blazquez

and Carlos Platero

A Learning Through Play Approach to the Development and Assessment of General Competences in Electrical Engineering Based on a Student Competition

 

 

Section II

Contributions in: Engineering Thinking, Scientific Reasoning, Assessment,

Cooperative Learning, Active Learning, Interactive Learning, Peer Instructions,

Electric Machinery, Computer Programming, Statistics, Thermodynamics,

and Refrigeration

 

 

Shlomo Waks, Elena Trotskovsky,

Nissim Sabag and Orit Hazzan

Engineering Thinking: The Experts’ Perspective

 

 

Maher Al-Arfaj

Scientific Reasoning Abilities of Undergraduate Science and Engineering Students at King Faisal University

 

 

A. F. Almarshoud

Developing a Rubric-Based Framework for Measuring the ABET Outcomes Achieved by Students of Electric Machinery Courses

 

 

Miguel Arevalillo-Herráez

and José M. Claver

Assessment Technique to Encourage Cooperative Learning in a Computer Programming Course

 

 

Huei-Chun Huang, Shen-Guan Shih

and Wei Cheng Lai

Cooperative Learning in Engineering Education: a Game Theory-Based Approach

 

 

Andreja Drobnic Vidic

Impact of Problem-based Statistics Course in Engineering on Students’ Problem-Solving Skills

 

 

Milo D. Koretsky and Bill J. Brooks

Comparison of Student Responses to Easy and Difficult Thermodynamics Conceptual Questions during Peer Instruction

 

 

 

R. Cabello, R. Llopis and D. Sánchez

and E. Torrella

REFLAB: An Interactive Tool for Supporting Practical Learning in the Educational Field of Refrigeration

 

 

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