The design, facilitation, and assessment of team skills in engineering curricula: two delivery methods for an integrated curricula

Engineers and technologists are likely to find themselves organized into teams in their workplace. This fact has compelled ABET to require teamwork skills to be learned by engineering and technology students. This paper describes two approaches that engineering and technology faculty can use to deli...

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