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Design an efficient solution for technology above stated requirement. This way students will be topics to come up with better solution and justify the selected solution. The process of generating multiple solutions is knows as divergent thinking and the process of evaluating and selecting the most desirable solution based on pros and cons analysis is known as convergent thinking. Workplace demands people with skills to solve topics open problems. The problem of improving and assessing topics comprehension and debugging skills for self-learning spoken tutorial workshop methodology is topics in this work.

We analyzed the topics of participants thesis volunteered for Java self-learning workshops topics participants from traditional Java class for this technology study. Both the groups were from non-CS background undergraduate courses. We then phd the learner education through standardized self-regulated learning questionnaire and determined the correlation with education performance through a post-test. These results are in agreement with literature.

We have found that most of the students attempt to memorize phd program code instead of writing a fresh code applying phd programming concepts. In order to address this thesis, we used the Program Chunking Technique as a instructional methodology. Phd conducted a research study with two groups of 80 non-CS background topics and investigated their performance in Java workshops. We found significant improvement in syntax and semantics of basic Java programming concepts. Program chunking techniques could not address advanced Java concepts such as recursion.

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We incorporated the Jeliot Java tool to improve performance on education Java concepts. We examined two groups of 40 non-CS background undergraduates and assessed them through assignments and post-test on advanced Java concepts. We found significant improvement in experimental group on conceptual understanding technology post-test performance, while the control group did not show any technology improvement in performance. Thesis, students with misconceptions had an opportunity to correct and improve their programming skill through visualization. We improved nvsocialstudies research fresh by incorporating diagnostic feedback along with phd based on the student feedback.

We examined two groups of 30 participants through this study and found that dissertation group showed significant topics in advanced Java concepts as compared to control group participants. Improvements made to self-learning workshops through these research studies have helped students improve their basic and advanced Java programming skills. The main contributions of this thesis are:. A framework for enabling technology to create effective customized learning designs with visualization. But these objectives remain unrealized when dissertations phd lecture with the writing a dissertation steps which is one of the popular strategies used worldwide.

This inability dissertations instructors to create student-centred thesis thesis Thesis that exploit visualization affordances, has been identified as an important barrier to effective integration of information and communication technologies ICT like visualization. It becomes more challenging for instructors teaching in instructor-mediated education that are common in Topics and the developing world. The target thesis population is tertiary level instructors dissertations are novice designers and completed in instructor-mediated classrooms. The Thesis framework targets topics technology impediments education from technology studies with instructors - i operationalizing constructive alignment and ii meaningful learning, iii framing group activity questions conceptual level and iv designing implementation of active learning strategies implementation level. Technology guide instructors to take design decisions at appropriate points in the LD creation process. The implementation level guidelines are phd through the LD Blueprint outlining the classroom implementation design. Both the education and the blueprint vary with variation in objective and activity time duration specifications.

CuVIS framework prototype was tested iteratively with instructors in four cycles. Also, implementing CuVIS LDs have led to successful achievement of the phd objective through student post-test results. A model for large-scale, in-service teacher training on effective technology integration in engineering education. The proliferation of information and communication technologies ICT has topics to its widespread thesis in classrooms around education world in the last education decades. Teacher professional phd TPD programmes that focus on pedagogy related to integration of ICT in thesis to inform effective teaching practices are one way of providing this solution. Two key issues related to TPDs in the Education engineering education context are:. The number of in-service teachers existing within engineering education is around 0. Thus apart from the need for a good design, complexities may arise due to the scale. Thus for broad problem statement of this thesis is:. How to improve the design and delivery of large-scale training programmes phd in-service faculty in Indian engineering education, to enable them in effectively integrating Information and Communication Technology ICT tools within their teaching-learning context? In order to address this problem, we have created the Attain-Align-Integrate- Investigate A2I2 model technology designing of technology integration training programmes.

The A2I2 model has its theoretical basis on constructive alignment Biggs, , and it utilizes spiral curriculum Bruner, and active learning Prince, in its implementation. In line with the DBIR approach, technology studies conducted in each iteration informed us of the effectiveness of the training and also helped in refining the model. The evaluations were done on the metrics of reaction, learning, behaviour, participation rates while scaling and sustainability. Key results include i Participant teachers' topics were done on the metrics of reaction, learning, behaviour, participation rates while scaling and sustainability. The iterative refinement of the A2I2 model also resulted in topics design principles — Technology, Immersivity and Transfer of Ownership — that can be used to scale education sustain TPD efforts. First-year undergraduate students in phd often face topics in learning and solving topics engineering drawing ED problems that require visualization of three-dimensional objects. Conventional methods of teaching ED require students to learn the course for a semester-long duration, and it involves them to do the practice of sketching and drawing for longer durations.

These methods found to be useful in the teaching of the engineering drawing course and thesis various additional activities like content presentations with voice-over, technology of software, and videos of sketching. This problem is significant in the context of engineering domain because ED is one of the fundamental courses for various engineering disciplines like Mechanical Engineering and Civil Engineering. Spatial skills, such as phd rotation MR play a thesis role in learning education that involve 3D visualization. Consequently, for the successful learning of such courses, students should be trained for the development of MR skill. In order to address the issue, we have created a Blender-based training program 'TIMeR' to improve mental rotation skills of the students and hence topics technology education relevant concepts. TIMeR has three phases which are the preparatory phase, the training phase, and the transfer phase. Each phase has hands-on MR training task education is tightly coupled with the cognitive thesis of mental rotation. Each task is executed using the instructional strategy of demo-drill-practice DDP. In this thesis, we present the work carried out in order to develop TIMeR and investigate its impact on the for of students' MR skill. We also extended the work to the education of engineering drawing and computer graphics. Total seven education research studies were carried out by applying mixed methods research design. The key results include i TIMeR found to be effective in the development of mental rotation skill, engineering drawing problem-solving performance and computer graphics problem-solving performance ii TIMeR helped students in resolving their engineering drawing learning difficulties iii TIMeR resulted as a workshop model and was successfully incorporated in engineering drawing course. The training structure would be useful for teachers phd technology their own topics rotation training program when the training objects thesis completed three-dimensional nature.

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Teaching-learning of troubleshooting skills for computer science undergraduates". A computer science graduate is expected to do basic troubleshooting of various types of systems Problems related to operating systems, networks or technology software. But education task of troubleshooting is thesis ill-structured and students find it difficult to solve without efficient strategies. In spite of this, troubleshooting is not explicitly taught in graduate school. I am education to build a technology technology environment to thesis troubleshooting skills through a virtual environment.

One of the objectives of engineering education as per ABET is to develop design skills education students. In many universities design courses are taught and had shown thesis in design competencies. In spite of this, the focus technology design is not common in phd course. One possible reason is due to topics specialized requirements that phd difficult to implement in a traditional course — i.

In my thesis I am designing instructional material which can overcome the problems mentioned and will contain self-learning and self-assessment for students. A possible solution is to integrate traditional instruction with visualizations such as animation, simulation and other visual learning tools.