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14th Annual Conference for

Australasian Association for Engineering Education
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9th Australasian Women in Engineering Forum

29 September to 1 October 2003

to be held at RMIT University
Melbourne, Victoria

Acceptances

 

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Program

Poster Competition

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A053 Adams Karen The University of Adelaide Sailing off in a leaky boat: how some postgraduate Engineering students and their supervisors embark on early candidature
A060 Andrews John RMIT University Towards Sustainable Engineering at RMIT University
A016 Ashford Peter The University of Melbourne A Web-based Learning Module for the Design and Construction of Industrial Pavements
A069 Aziz Mahfuz University of South Australia Action research into project based learning in a computer design course
A005 Banky George Swinburne University of Technology Engaging Students for Active Learning: Structuring a Project Subject for First Year Engineering Students
A019 Blicblau Aaron S Swinburne University of Technology A Multi-Modal Approach to Teaching and Learning: A Case Study of Teaching Materials and Process Engineering
A079 Brown Allison RMIT University How can we have ethical and sustainable engineering in a world dominated by market forces?
A081 Brown Robert RMIT University Combating Student Cheating in Academia
A072 Burrowes Gunilla The University of Newcastle Students Perceptions of Gendered Language in an Engineering Classroom
A028 Chaffey Jason RMIT University Challenges in the development of educational programs for MEMS technologies
A027 Crosthwaite Caroline The University of Queensland Curriculum Diversity in a Common First Year
A045 Crosthwaite Caroline The University of Queensland Starting to Belong: an O-Week Introduction to Engineering & Sustainability
A004 Dawson Graham Queensland University of Technology Action research for generic skill development: an integrated curriculum approach to develop information literacy, critical analysis and English expression of engineering students (utilizing triangulated assessment).
A022 Dodd David Auckland University of Technology Integrating Design into an Alternative Engineering Curriculum
A084 Dorrestyn Kym Australian Bicycle Council In Transport the Small Picture is becoming the Big Picture
A036 Dowling David University of Southern Queensland Inducting New Academic Staff into a Flexible Education Environment
A008 Ferris Timothy L.J. University of South Australia Something Old, Something New – A Novel Approach to Web Integrated Teaching in Engineering Management
A009 Ferris Timothy L.J. University of South Australia A Technician is Half an Engineer – Overseas Students and Advanced Standing in Engineering Degrees
A047 Field Bruce Monash University An electronic tutor for mechanical engineering
A056 Field Bruce Monash University Student difficulties in structural distillation tasks
A055 Fowler Lynne Murdoch University An innovative approach to teaching first year programming supported by learning style investigation
A057 Goricanec Jenni RMIT University Bringing the Outside, Inside
A063 Goricanec Jenni RMIT University Digging Holes or Building Wholes? Reflections on Teaching Communications
A080 Gregg Paul RMIT University Web-based Results and Assignment Tracking System (WebRATS)
A085 Hadgraft Roger RMIT University Defining Graduate Capabilities for Chemical Engineers at RMIT
A038 Humphries Josh The University of Queensland Using an Electronic Tool to Encourage Pedagogical Change
A074 Ilic Vojislav University of Western Sydney Ethics in Engineering Curriculum
A015 Jayasuriya Kanchana The University of Melbourne

Enhancing Diversity in Engineering as part of an Action Plan

A034 Jennings Andrew RMIT University Robot Competitions in the Curriculum
A017 Johnston Stephen University of Technology Sydney Sustainability and Globalisation: a positive role for engineering
A065 Jollands Margaret RMIT University Restructuring the lecture/tutorial model for effective learning
A021 Jones David RMIT University CE.NET as the focus of an Embedded Systems Course
A030 Kasser Joseph University of South Australia Prototype Educational Tools for Systems and Software (PETS) Engineering
A032 Kestell Colin The University of Adelaide Meeting the educational demands of the South Australian automotive industry
A014 Kosse Vladis Queensland University of Technology Role Modelling Teamwork Through Teaching of Mechanical Design
A023 Kosse Vladis Queensland University of Technology Teaching Engineering Creativity
A052 Lawrance Bill Curtin University of Technology Presenting a course in renewable energy for engineering students
A064 Lemckert Charles Griffith University Does the Supply of Lecturer's Overheads to the Students Make a Difference - A Water Engineering Case Study
A024 Lenarcic John RMIT University School of Business Information Technology On the teaching of computer programming to adults
A025 Lovell Brian The University of Queensland Academic Performance of International Students in Electrical Engineering at the University of Queensland
A029 McCarthy Martin The University of Auckland Further Developments in Multi-Media Immersive Teaching for Students of Manufacturing Systems
A068 McGillivray Helen Queensland University of Technology Investigating weaknesses in the underpinning mathematical confidence of first year engineering students
A049 McLay Allan RMIT University Re-engineering Engineering Curricula for Tomorrow's Engineers
A012 Mills Anthony University of Melbourne Factors impacting on the effectiveness of computer-assisted courseware
A033 Mills Julie University of South Australia

"I had this real feeling that it was a boys club"

A070 Nagrial Mahmood University of Western Sydney Future Challenges in Electrical Power Engineering Education
A031 O'Shea Peter The University of Queensland A continuous improvement strategy for undergraduate teaching in higher education
A050 O'Shea Peter The University of Queensland Teaching and Learning Collaboration Between the ATN Universities: A Case Study
A001 Palmer Stuart Deakin University Academic performance and persistence of on- and off-campus engineering and technology students
A010 Palmer Stuart Deakin University Information literacy for a sustainable career in engineering and technology Poster Forwarded
A011 Radcliffe Pj RMIT University Sustaining Excellence by Eliminating Plagiarism
A044 Radcliffe David The University of Queensland Towards a Global Sustainability Knowledge Network
A039 Rojter Josef Victoria University of Technology Gaining of Sustainability Consciousness in Engineering Curriculum through Materials Education
A018 Sargison Jane University of Tasmania Development and implementation of a cross-discipline, flexible delivery unit
A077 Senadji Bouchra Queensland University of Technology On the popularity of engineering among Brisbane high school girls
A061 Sharda Hema RMIT University Why Australia continues to be a Second Choice for Full-Fee Paying Indian Students?
A078 Shortis Mark University of Melbourne A review of the program and effectiveness of "mainstreaming the digital revolution" at the University of Melbourne
A071 Silyn-Roberts Heather The University of Auckland Novel aspects in the testing of writing and associated competencies within the Professional Development programme at the University of Auckland
A062 Stone Brian The University of Western Australia Some considerations for the sustainability of engineering education
A059 Stonyer Heather Auckland University of Technology Engineering Education: Sustainability in the 'knowledge' economy
A082 Thompson Lachlan RMIT University Teaching Science "Spiders in Space Experiment" on Columbia STS107
A035 Thorpe David University of Southern Queensland The Challenges of Educating Engineering and Technology Managers
A020 Trevelyan James The University of Western Australia Remote Access Laboratories In Engineering Education
A083 van den Dool Dick Australian Bicycle Council Reinventing the Bicycle Wheel
A006 West Michael University of Sydney Cultivating generic capabilities to develop future engineers: an examination of 1st year interdisciplinary engineering projects at the University of Sydney
A066 Wingrove Dallas RMIT University Women in Engineering - An Innovative Model Enhancing Diversity
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Important dates

Paper submissions - full paper 17 April 2003
Workshop submissions - A4 abstract 17 April 2003
Poster submissions - A4 abstract 17 April 2003
Review feedback by 30 May 2003
Non-refereed paper submission 16 May 2003
Final submission of revised papers 27 June 2003
Notification of acceptance of Full Paper 30 May 2003
Notification of acceptance of workshop abstract 30 May 2003
Notification of acceptance of poster abstract 30 May 2003
Final date for Early Bird Registration - EXTENDED!! 8 August 2003
Conference Dates 29 Sep 2003 to 1 Oct 2003

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