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Blended Learning in Control Engineering Teaching; an Example of Good Practice

J.A. Rossiter

2020IFAC-PapersOnLine21 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

This paper focuses on good practice in terms of pedagogies rather than technical content, but with reference to a control engineering curriculum. A new lecturer will need to ask questions not only about the content of a course but also, how should that content be delivered? The paper presents arguments for a holistic or blended approach to student development and illustrates how that can be wrapped around technical learning outcomes. A core part of this approach is effective use of modern technologies (Rossiter, 2011). This paper provides a summary of good practice and an illustrative benchmark module.

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CurriculumBenchmark (surveying)Blended learningControl (management)Core (optical fiber)Computer scienceGood practiceEngineering managementCore curriculumMathematics educationEngineering ethicsEngineeringPedagogySociologyPsychologyEducational technologyArtificial intelligenceGeographyGeodesyTelecommunicationsExperimental Learning in EngineeringInnovative Teaching MethodsMechatronics Education and Applications