Student Study Habits And Their Effectiveness In An Integrated Statics And Dynamics Class
Author(s) -
Marisa Orr,
Lisa Benson,
Matthew Ohland,
Sherrill B. Biggers
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
papers on engineering education repository (american society for engineering education)
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/1-2--3838
Subject(s) - statics , class (philosophy) , dynamics (music) , computer science , artificial intelligence , physics , psychology , classical mechanics , pedagogy
Integrated Statics and Dynamics is a required five-credit course that was offered for Mechanical Engineering students at Clemson University for the first time in Fall 2006. The large-enrollment course was taught using innovative active learning techniques and new course materials. To aid in the development of the course, 211 students were asked to self-report their study habits in an 8 question survey. A cluster analysis was used to identify three study habit profiles. Knowing how students allocate their time and the effectiveness of their strategies can promote more effective guidance for students who are struggling to learn the material while managing their time, and could drive course design with proper emphasis on each aspect of coursework.
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