ENMA Course Element Cross-Reference
ENMA
courses use a variety of elements to achieve course learning goals. Here is a
brief summary of the elements, which is followed by a cross-reference showing
which elements are used in which ENMA courses.
It should be noted that certain of these elements have been or are
planned to be converted to live/on-line hybrid media, as noted in the
cross-reference.
Lectures, Tutorials1, and
Case Studies:
·
Instructor presentations
·
Required text(s)
·
Supplemental reading
·
Exams/Quizzes
·
Reports – Written homework submissions
·
Presentations – Oral presentations of
homework submissions
Team Projects2, Personal
Projects3:
·
Weekly deliverables – Oral presentations
of project deliverables
·
Final report – Written final project
report
·
Final presentations – Oral presentation
of final project report
·
Peer Review – Assessment of team project
presentations
Notes:
1. Tutorials
are associated with specific tools or software used in the course
2. Team
projects are conducted with industry/business sponsors
3. Personal
projects are equivalent to team projects, except that they are executed by one
student vs. a team of students.
ENMA Course Element Cross-Reference:
