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Piloting Accessible Engineering Education Online
Author(s) -
Rachel LeBlanc
Publication year - 2016
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Conference proceedings
DOI - 10.18260/p.25903
Subject(s) - competence (human resources) , curriculum , engineering education , modular design , computer science , session (web analytics) , mathematics education , engineering management , psychology , engineering , pedagogy , world wide web , social psychology , operating system
Making engineering education accessible to those without the ideal background has long been a challenge. Faculty are looking to admit students with demonstrated academic competence in order to set them up for success. How can we help potential students prove and/or gain competence in order to have the opportunity to access a high-quality engineering education? This session will walk through an experiment with a competency-based pilot that allows students to demonstrate competence to fill in gaps in their background. It will provide background on the evolution of this approach from a focus on ‘gap’ undergraduate courses to a modular, competency-based pilot.

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