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Introducing schoolchildren to computational thinking using smartphone apps: A way to encourage enrollment in engineering education

Computer Applications in Engineering Education, 2023
Computational thinking is the process of solving a problem in a way that can be readily automated by a computer. Decomposition, pattern recognition, abstraction, and algorithm design are four major components of computational thinking.
Savita Yadav, Pinaki Chakraborty
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Spatial visualization for development of visual thinking and cognitive abilities among mechanical engineering students through tool design ideation

International Journal of Mechanical Engineering Education, 2023
With the exposure of the mechanical engineering undergraduate students to the concepts of spatial visualization, this work assesses the effect of spatial visualization skills on the visual thinking abilities.
G. V. S. S. Sharma
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Developing an innovator’s thinking in engineering education

Education and Information Technologies, 2021
Engineering education must be changed following the change in the labor market. The cult of innovation has led to a demand for innovators who have both the mindset of an inventor who can see a problem and find a way to solve it, and the mindset of an entrepreneur who is ready to bring that solution to life.
Anna Solodikhina, Maria Solodikhina
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Systems thinking or systems engineering

International Journal of Intelligent Defence Support Systems, 2009
The problem faced by most systems organisations is how to develop and sustain staff with the appropriate systems skills and experience. To date, much has been made of the delineation of systems thinking and systems engineering. In this research, the partitioning of 'thinking' and 'engineering' has been explored using Discourse Analysis (DA) of ...
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Classical paradigms versus complexity thinking in engineering education: an essential discussion in the education for sustainable development

International Journal of Sustainability in Higher Education, 2022
Purpose This paper aims to discuss how the theory of complex thinking can be considered an interesting element in engineering education, especially in the context in which challenges toward sustainable development are multidisciplinary.
T. F. Sigahi   +3 more
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Computational Thinking Skills of Gifted and Talented Students in Integrated STEM Activities Based on the Engineering Design Process: The Case of Robotics and 3D Robot Modeling

Thinking Skills and Creativity, 2021
In this study, it is aimed to identify the computational thinking skills used by gifted and talented students in integrated STEM activities based on the EDP. The case study design, a qualitative research method, is employed in the study. The participants
A. Sen   +2 more
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Think Value Engineering

Journal of Management in Engineering, 1995
Value Engineering is a proven management technique used to identify alternative approaches for satisfying the requirements of the project cost while lowering costs and ensuring technical competence in performance. As a result of the increasing pressures of budget constraints, federal contractors should consider the merits of VE for implementation of ...
Prakesh Acharya   +2 more
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Engineering systems thinking and systems thinking

Systems Engineering, 2000
This article deals with the question what distinguishes “engineering systems thinking” from “systems thinking”? Based on research findings, Senge's systems thinking laws were “adapted” to the “engineering systems thinking”—some were substantially modified, some replaced, and in some only the phrasing was changed.
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Complex Network Thinking in Software Engineering

2008 International Conference on Computer Science and Software Engineering, 2008
The booming of Internet has brought new challenges to software engineering. In the network age, software industry has undergone a transition from manufacturing industry to the service trade, software doesnpsilat have clear hierarchy structure, specific life cycle and definite system border any longer.
Deyi Li, Yanni Han, Jun Hu
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Introducing lateral thinking in search engines

Genetic Programming and Evolvable Machines, 2006
Decomposing a very complex problem into smaller subproblems that are much easier to solve is not a new idea. The "Parisian Approach"[9] applies this principle extensively to shatter complexity by cutting down the original problem into many small subproblems that are then globally optimized thanks to an evolutionary algorithm.
Yann Landrin-Schweitzer   +2 more
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