Title :
Assignments, assessment and feedback in Engineering Graphics courses
Author :
Kukk, Peeter ; Heikkinen, Sanna
Author_Institution :
Natural & Exact Sci., Estonian Nat. Defense Coll., Tartu, Estonia
Abstract :
An assignment analysis was carried out according to Bloom´s taxonomy for basic and advanced Engineering Graphics courses. Assignments for the first basic course cover the first three levels of Bloom´s taxonomy: remembering, understanding and applying, with some elements of creativity. Assignments for the advanced course cover the upper three levels of Bloom´s taxonomy: analysing, evaluating and creating. To stimulate student interest in purposeful learning it is essential to strike a balance between student engagement and the courses´ learning outcomes as determined by the curriculum. To achieve these goals the following course structure possibilities were analysed: creative elements in assignments; continuous and formative assessment with two-phase feedback; premium grading points; and external motivators.
Keywords :
educational courses; engineering education; engineering graphics; further education; technical drawing; Bloom taxonomy; assignment analysis; continuous assessment; course learning outcome; course structure; creative elements; creativity; engineering graphics courses; external motivators; formative assessment; higher education; premium grading points; purposeful learning; student engagement; student interest stimulation; technical drawing; two-phase feedback; Education; Graphics; Software; Solid modeling; Taxonomy; Technical drawing; Three-dimensional displays; Bloom´s taxonomy; Engineering Graphics; assesment; assignment; feedback;
Conference_Titel :
Global Engineering Education Conference (EDUCON), 2015 IEEE
Conference_Location :
Tallinn
DOI :
10.1109/EDUCON.2015.7095955