Instructional strategies and design for immersive wireless communication tutorials and exercises

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This paper presents first steps towards development and assessment of a curriculum and tutorials built around hands-on exercises intended to introduce introductory and advanced concepts in wireless communications to current and future STEM professionals in a more effective way. We describe the motivation for the tutorials and our approach to designing and developing the tutorials, and provide a list of planned topics. Assessment results are provided for two tutorials, one of which included an exercise that employed CORNET, an Internet-accessible softwaredefined radio testbed at Virginia Tech. The tutorials were piloted with ten students in a graduate-level software-defined radio course. Based on these results we present conclusions and approaches for improving the initial tutorial exercise and tutorials and exercises to be developed.

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Sheridan, J. A. G., Kim, S., Goff, R. M., Marojevic, V., Polys, N. F., Mohammed, A., & Dietrich, C. B. (2017). Instructional strategies and design for immersive wireless communication tutorials and exercises. In ASEE Annual Conference and Exposition, Conference Proceedings (Vol. 2017-June). American Society for Engineering Education. https://doi.org/10.18260/1-2--28541

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