33rd Annual Frontiers in Education, 2003. FIE 2003.
DOI: 10.1109/fie.2003.1265907
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Incorporating software engineering principles into real time engineering courses

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“…Therefore, transdisciplinarity should be a major concern in Electrical Engineering Education. In fact, transdiciplinarity is pursued by several means, for instance from graduation projects that also involve freshmen students [37] or with a interdisciplinarity approach between traditional Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering courses [38] or curriculum [39], real industrial systems and virtual models for learning technicians in the field of mechatronics [40] or even Electrical Engineering and Meteorology, involving both the graduate and undergraduate levels, for weather radar applications [41].…”
Section: The Electronic Sectormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, transdisciplinarity should be a major concern in Electrical Engineering Education. In fact, transdiciplinarity is pursued by several means, for instance from graduation projects that also involve freshmen students [37] or with a interdisciplinarity approach between traditional Electrical Engineering and Computer Engineering courses [38] or curriculum [39], real industrial systems and virtual models for learning technicians in the field of mechatronics [40] or even Electrical Engineering and Meteorology, involving both the graduate and undergraduate levels, for weather radar applications [41].…”
Section: The Electronic Sectormentioning
confidence: 99%