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Enhancement of the Global Perspective for Engineering Students by Providing an International Experience
April 6-11, 2003 - Tomar, Portugal
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Carl McHargue, University of Tennessee, USA
Eleanor Baum, Cooper Union, USA |
The articles for these proceedings are not peer-reviewed.
ARTICLES
- 1. Table of Contents, The Editors
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- 2. Foreword, The Editors
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- 3. Preparation of US Engineering Students for International Practice, Russel C. Jones
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- 4. Developing Global Perspectives for Engineering Students: A North American View , Axel Meisen
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- 5. Enhancement of the Global Perspective for Engineering Students by Providing an International Experience: An Academic View - Europe, Claudio Borri and Elisa Guberti
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- 6. Need for Global Perspective: An Industrial View, Kruno Hernaut
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- 7. Global Engineering Education Exchange (Global E3), Lester Gerhardt
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- 8. Student Exchange in Japan: Why and How to Provide Engineering Students with an International Experience, Itsuo Ohnaka
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- 9. Monterrey Tech's International Strategy, Teofilo Ramos and Enrique Zepeda
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- 10. The German Initiative for Students in Science and Technology, Heide Naderer
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- 11. Undergraduate Engineers Get Credit for Saving Venice, Fabio Carrera, David DiBiasio, and Natalie A. Mello
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- 12. Global Engineering Education Through Joint Degree Programs, Ali Asghar Mirarefi
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- 13. Barriers to Students Gaining an International Experience - Summary of Group Discussion, Carl J. McHargue and Eleanor Baum
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- 14. Impact of the Sorbonne-Bologna Process on Engineering in Europe, Torbjörn Hedberg
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- 15. The International Dimension Through Student Mobility, B. E. Mulhall
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- 16. Models of European Double and Joint Degrees: A Need for Transparency, Giancarlo Spinelli
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- 17. International Accreditation Activities, Alfredo Soeiro
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- 18. Assessing the Value of the International Experience, Bethany S. Oberst
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- 19. Providing Central and East European Engineering Students with International Experience, Radu Chisleag
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- 20. Issue of Quality in Nigeria Education System, C. N. Achi
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- 21. Georgia Tech's Strategies for Global Engineers, Jack R. Lohmann
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- 22. Opportunities for International Studies: Öresund University - A Regional University, Bengt Streijffert
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- 23. The International Master of Science in Aerospace Engineering Program, Ivan A. Camelier
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- 24. Mediterranean Engineering Schools' Network (RMEI), Zile Soilihi
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- 25. New Perspectives on Teaching Computer Science in Europe, Mįrio Joćo Atunes, Joćo Cunha, Jorge Bernardino, Frank Heubach, Mark Kirby, Hugh Osborne, Dominique Laurent, and Jari-Pekka Paalassalo
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- 26. Lawrence Technological University - Global Engineering Education Program, Steven Howell and George Schneider
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- 27. Preparing Engineering Students for the New Business Paradigm of International Teamwork and Global Orientation, Keith Sheppard, Peter Dominick, and Zvi Aronson
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- 28. Appendix 1: Participants List, The Editors
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