Experiential Learning Approaches in Automotive Engineering: Implementing Real World Experiences

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This work aims to contribute to employing of the computer-based simulation in the high education in Automotive Engineering for experiential learning. In order to design a set of simulation laboratory activities, a pedagogical approach is presented on basis of Kolb’s Experiential Learning Theory. The chosen content to be taught is vehicle dynamic with a focus on braking performance that is adapted and implemented in CarSim software. The pedagogical approach presented in this study can represent as a reference point for discussions in experiential learning environment for vehicle dynamics curriculum and automotive industrial standards, considering the use of the Kolb’s theory as a model for development of teaching-learning process and computer-based simulations as a teaching tool. As part of pedagogical proposal, this study is also focused on development of real world experiment as concrete experiment in topics related to automotive industries. Finally, some suggestions are recommended in order to help future works.

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Mehrtash, M., & Centea, D. (2020). Experiential Learning Approaches in Automotive Engineering: Implementing Real World Experiences. In Advances in Intelligent Systems and Computing (Vol. 916, pp. 532–541). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-11932-4_51

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