Organizing effective laboratory work in teams

Sayles, Andre H.; Wise, Jennifer

doi:10.1109/fie.1995.483216

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“…Another study at the US Military Academy, that is very applicable to this paper, discusses the effect of replacing individual exercises with randomly assigning teams of two [7]. This study highlighted the benefit of removing the artificial laboratory time constraint by making the equipment available on a full-time basis.…”

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Partner Selection and Group-based Curriculum Design for Engineering Laboratory Courses

Davis

Moses

2020 ASEE Virtual Annual Conference Content Access Proceedings

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Since 2007, he has been a member of the Electrical and Computer Engineering faculty at OU and serves as one of the primary advisers for ECE students and serves on the ECE Undergraduate Studies Committee. He currently teaches technical courses in circuits, electromechanical systems, electronics, instrumentation, automation, and control theory. He has worked in industry at Uponor Aldyl Corporation, McElroy Manufacturing, Lucent Technologies, Celestica, and Boeing. He has also worked as an engineering consultant to help a variety of different companies in their process automation and test system development efforts. He is a Certified LabVIEW Developers (CLD) and has held a professional engineering license in the state of Oklahoma since 1999. For more information, refer to his website: http:/chaddavis.oucreate.com/

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“…The US Military Academy study [7] also analysed senior-level design team selections using a combination of student preferences for team members, student preferences for projects and instructor selections. The students could nominate up to two other students for their design teams.…”

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Partner Selection and Group-based Curriculum Design for Engineering Laboratory Courses

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Organizing effective laboratory work in teams

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