Computer simulation plays an increasingly important role in engineering education as a tool
for enhancing classroom learning. This research investigates the efficacy of using simulation …

While traditional teaching methods (eg, real‐time, synchronous lectures) have proven
effective for training future engineers, the Internet provides an avenue to reinforce the …

This study examines the use of instant messaging (IM) for student-teacher communication in
engineering technology (ET) distance education (DE) courses. IM is a simple text-based …

Background and Purpose. The Internet superhighway is rapidly advancing into higher
education, and it now appears the digital medium is making its way into physical therapist …

The practice of transportation engineering and planning has evolved substantially over the
past several decades. A new paradigm for transportation engineering education is required …

This paper reports on the implementation of a collaborative learning environment in a
graduate course in construction engineering and management at the Department of Civil …

Graduate‐level programs in project management continue to attract many engineers looking
for tools and methods to help them deal with the complexity of their activities. In order to …

Problem: There is increasing interest in delivering degree programs without requiring
students to attend traditional classroom-based classes. There are many differences between …

A two‐semester, video‐teleconferenced (2‐way video/audio) course entitled Principles of
Biomedical Engineering I and II was offered from 1999 to 2001 for graduate students …

Cyberlearning is playing an increasingly important role in engineering education. According
to a recent National Science Foundation (NSF) report entitled Fostering Learning in the …