The use of computer-aided-instructions in computer engineering curriculum

The author describes a computer-aided-instruction (CAI) platform that provides a mechanism for incorporating lectures and laboratory components of an introductory computer engineering course into an interactive CAI environment. This CAI platform is a PC-based environment that strives to balance the...

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Published inIEEE Proceedings of the SOUTHEASTCON '91 pp. 420 - 423 vol.1
Main Author Giuma, T.A.
Format Conference Proceeding
LanguageEnglish
Published IEEE 1991
Subjects
Application software
Computer aided instruction
Computer graphics
Computer science education
Engineering students
Facial animation
Hardware
Laboratories
Microcomputers
Systems engineering education
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Summary:The author describes a computer-aided-instruction (CAI) platform that provides a mechanism for incorporating lectures and laboratory components of an introductory computer engineering course into an interactive CAI environment. This CAI platform is a PC-based environment that strives to balance the tutorial time where students gain the theoretical skills in the subject matter with laboratory skills where students are provided with a controlled hands-on and one-on-one interaction with the CAI platform. This CAI tool is developed using Turbo C. Text and graphics are intermixed to provide demonstrations of the concepts covered using animation to facilitate the learning process.< >
ISBN:9780780300330
0780300335
DOI:10.1109/SECON.1991.147787