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Distance Tutoring In Engineering Economics: Equivalence Modeling
Author(s) -
John H. Ristroph
Publication year - 2020
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--12417
Subject(s) - tutor , computer science , equivalence (formal languages) , session (web analytics) , distance education , software , software engineering , world wide web , mathematics education , multimedia , programming language , mathematics , discrete mathematics
This paper focuses on the creative elements of designing a system suitable for tutoring distance students in equivalence modeling. The design of Equivalence Tutor seeks to replicate many of the essential elements of a professor's office hours that frequently are unavailable to distance learning students. Tutor uses Microsoft's Excel as a platform, fully drawing upon its graphical, data management, and mathematical resources. Spreadsheets, per se, are inadequate for tutoring purposes, so Excel's capabilities are extended by using its internal programming language, Visual Basic for Applications.

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