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Archives for April 2010

On the Use of Simulation Software to Enhance Student Understanding of Dynamics

This paper is archived under Volume 1 / Number 2 (April – June 2010). Arnaldo J. Mazzei, Jr. C. S. Mott Engineering and Science CenterKettering University

Creating a First Year Problem Solving and Programming Course for Engineers and Scientists

This paper is archived under Volume 1 / Number 2 (April – June 2010). Patrick L. Jarvis University of St. Thomas Mari M. Heltne University of St. Thomas Jeffrey A. Jalkio University of St. Thomas Christopher S. Greene University of St. Thomas Martin E. Johnston University of St. Thomas

The Development and Field test of a Remote and Virtual Laboratory for Laser Cladding Technology

This paper is archived under Volume 1 / Number 2 (April – June 2010). Xueshu Song Northern Illinois University Richard Johnson Northern Illinois University Phillip Pilcher Northern Illinois University Charles Billman Northern Illinois University Promod Vohra Northern Illinois University Ping Wang Northern Illinois University Penny Billman Northern Illinois University

An “Everything is Alive” Agent-Based Architecture for an Online Radio Frequency Identification Learning Environment

This paper is archived under Volume 1 / Number 2 (April – June 2010). Nabil Lehlou Industrial Engineering DepartmentUniversity of Arkansas Nebil Buyurgan Industrial Engineering DepartmentUniversity of Arkansas Justin R. Chimka Industrial Engineering DepartmentUniversity of Arkansas

An Efficient Way to Increase the Engineering Student’s Fundamental Understanding of Thermodynamics by Utilizing Interactive Web Based Animation Software

This paper is archived under Volume 1 / Number 2 (April – June 2010). Richard Stanley Mechanical Engineering DepartmentKettering University Gianfranco DiGiuseppe Mechanical Engineering DepartmentKettering University

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