2016 15th International Conference on Information Technology Based Higher Education and Training (ITHET) 2016
DOI: 10.1109/ithet.2016.7760755
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Development of an automatic control system employing CDIO standards and competence-based learning

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“…At an international level, the 'Conceive -Design -Implement -Operate' (CDIO) initiative plays a key role in shaping engineering education to ensure that high quality standards are maintained in engineering [3]. One of the ways in which the initiative realises its objectives is by implementing robust curriculum planning systems with outcomesbased evaluation strategies, similar in concept to the proposed curriculum management system discussed in this study [4]. The International Education Agency (IEA) also leads an international drive to digitise and decentralise the management of education by adopting an outcomes evaluation approach [5].…”
Section: Atomic Curriculum Manipulation (Secondary)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…At an international level, the 'Conceive -Design -Implement -Operate' (CDIO) initiative plays a key role in shaping engineering education to ensure that high quality standards are maintained in engineering [3]. One of the ways in which the initiative realises its objectives is by implementing robust curriculum planning systems with outcomesbased evaluation strategies, similar in concept to the proposed curriculum management system discussed in this study [4]. The International Education Agency (IEA) also leads an international drive to digitise and decentralise the management of education by adopting an outcomes evaluation approach [5].…”
Section: Atomic Curriculum Manipulation (Secondary)mentioning
confidence: 99%