SURVEY-BASED ASSESSMENT OF DESIGN SKILL DEVELOPMENT IN ENGINEERING PROJECT COURSES

  • Frank B
  • Strong D
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A pilot of a paper-based assessment tool of design skill is presented. The tool is used to assess the development of skills before and after a first year design experience, and before and after a third year multidisciplinary course in design tools and methodology. The tool is an open-ended survey that may be administered quickly and assessed using a simple rubric. Significant improvements were found over the term of the first year course in the areas of problem definition and testing; improvements were observed in the categories of Conceptual Design, Preliminary Design, and Detailed Design in the third year course. Ideas for future improvement are discussed.

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Frank, B., & Strong, D. (2011). SURVEY-BASED ASSESSMENT OF DESIGN SKILL DEVELOPMENT IN ENGINEERING PROJECT COURSES. Proceedings of the Canadian Engineering Education Association (CEEA). https://doi.org/10.24908/pceea.v0i0.3750

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