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The main purpose of this website is to facilitate the team effort of
developing multimedia
reusable learning objects (RLOs) during the NSF Grant project
(#0530139). We will share RLOs-related resources and several e-learning
demos, and post our RLO products.
NSF Grant Project Abstract
This planning grant is to develop the Materials Science and Engineering
Program at Boise State, to establish a department management and to
review system based upon the continuous improvement process of ABET. The
focus is to create a student-centered, innovative undergraduate
curriculum, which also reaches out to the general public to promote an
understanding of Materials Science and Engineering. The goal while
creating this department is to develop an ABET-accredited program that
continuously incorporates the best practices in engineering education.
Although the innovations are particularly targeted toward students
pursuing a B.S. in Materials Science and Engineering, the courses and
the modules developed will be available for other science, math,
engineering, and technology (SMET) majors. In addition all new
coursework will be made freely available via the web. The program will
leverage other activities in the College and University focused on
recruitment and retention of underrepresented groups.
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Personnel
Amy Moll (PI)
Janet Hampikian (Co-PI)
William Knowlton (Co-PI)
Peter Mullner (Co-PI)
Yonnie Chyung (Co-PI)
Brian Marx (Post-doc SME)
Bruce Kennedy (e-Learning Developer)
Shelley Berg (e-Learning Developer)
Project
Timeline
Start Date: September 1, 2005
Expires: August 31, 2007 (Estimated)
NSF Award Abstract #0530139
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