World Transactions on Engineering and Technology Education (WTE&TE)

 

CONTENTS


Front Cover

Inside Pages

122-125

Z.J. Pudlowski

Editorial

126
L. Oberfrancová,
J. Legény &
R. Špaček

Critical thinking in teaching sustainable architecture

127
J. Gyurkovich

RlBA accreditation of architectural studies at Cracow University of Technology: history and importance for education quality standards

134

P. Gregor &
J. Legény

Role of research in architectural education at FA-STU

140

D. Pusca &
D.O. Northwood

Creativity and its constraints in engineering education

146

L.B. Bosman,
W. McDonald &
K. Paterson

A collaborative multi-faculty approach to increase engineering competency through on-line discussions

152

J. Borucka

City walk: a didactic innovative experiment in architectural education

158

T. Widiyaningtyas,
F.A. Dwiyanto &
A.P. Wibawa

CDIO-based data structure practical coursebook

164

R. Zieliński &
M. Wójtowicz

BIM maturity levels in teaching the design process

170

K. Romaniak &
S. Filipowski

Calculus in the visual aspects of teaching architecture students

176

P.E. Hertzog

Effective use of video lectures for design project students

181

H. Suswanto,
A.M. Nidhom,
A. Dardiri,
A.B.N.R. Pratama,
A.A. Smaragdina &
K. Asfani

Integrated reality-entrepreneurship project-based learning model to increase the skills of students

187

D. Kuswandi

Effect of a flipped mastery classroom strategy assisted by social media on learning outcomes of electrical engineering education students

192

T. Harsiati,
I.M.P. Pradana &
H. Amrullah

Information literacy and self-regulation in the context of the creative thinking of prospective engineers

197

L. Nyka

Bridging the gap between architectural and environmental engineering education in the context of climate change

204

Index of Authors  
210

 

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