Buch, Englisch, 552 Seiten, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm
Buch, Englisch, 552 Seiten, Format (B × H): 156 mm x 234 mm
ISBN: 978-1-041-29072-8
Verlag: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Engineering Education Transformation through Technology and Innovation presents a forward-looking perspective on reimagining engineering education for the digital era. Bringing together contributions from leading educators and researchers, the book explores innovative pedagogies, artificial intelligence, emerging technologies, curriculum transformation, quality assurance, and institutional innovation.
Key Features:
- Provides comprehensive integration of strategy, pedagogy, and technology, offering a holistic view of engineering education transformation
- Includes actionable case studies, replicable models, and insights applicable to faculty, administrators, policymakers, and EdTech professionals
- Explores focused themes such as AI, learning analytics, and sustainable development
- Promotes transformative educational reform toward producing future-ready engineers aligned with global competencies and Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
- Goes beyond theory to provide ready-to-implement practices and tools
Through evidence-based frameworks, practical case studies, and strategic insights, it offers educators, academic leaders, researchers, policymakers, and EdTech professionals actionable approaches to developing future-ready engineers. This volume serves as an essential resource for advancing inclusive, technology-enabled, and sustainable engineering education to meet the evolving demands of the twenty-first century.
Zielgruppe
Academic and Postgraduate
Autoren/Hrsg.
Weitere Infos & Material
Chapter 1: Next-Generation Engineering Education: Emerging Technologies and Digital Innovation
Sathyavathi S, Jalaja Jayalakshmi V, Kavitha R K, Jai Singh W
Chapter 2: Reimagining Engineering Graduates: Future-Ready Skills for a Changing World
Shaik Sajida Sultana, RenugaDevi Rajaram, Dhaya Kanthavel R
Chapter 3: Policy-Driven Strategic Transformation in Engineering Education
Nareshkumar Sosa, Ramesh T. Prajapati
Chapter 4: Innovation-Driven Engineering Education: A Framework for Sustainable Transformation
Subrata Paul, Anirban Mitra
Chapter 5: Innovative Pedagogies for Indian Higher Education: An NEP 2020 Review
Rohan Appasaheb Borgalli, Sunil P. Survaiya, Uma Raj, Shwetha Shetty
Chapter 6: Engineering Innovation through Interdisciplinary Curricula—Perspectives across India, Oman, and Turkey
Ann Baby, Keerthy A.S, Oluwagbemiga Paul Agboola, Jawad Rasheed
Chapter 7: Beyond Technical Expertise: Integrating Liberal Arts into Engineering Curricula
Ragini Mokkapati, Malathi Puligadda, Venkata Lakshmi Dasari, Vani Cheruvu,
Chapter 8: Active Learning Strategies – Engaging Students Beyond Lectures
Ankit Tiwari, Hemant Marmat, Abdellatif Sadeq,
Chapter 9: Active Learning Ecosystem Model for Innovation in Engineering Education
Priyakanth R, Sai Krishna N M, Kalyan S, Viswanadham R, Mahesh Babu K, Celia Shahnaz
Chapter 10: Game-Based Active Learning in Computer Graphics and Gaming for Engineering Students
Rachana Yogesh Patil, Priyanka Mudgal
Chapter 11: From Anxiety to Achievement: Integrating Gamification to Transform Engineering Education
Srimathi S, Anitha D, Nithyakala G, Surya Devi B, Annamalai Arunagiri, Mohamed Ibrahim Mosaad
Chapter 12: VISTA: Making Thinking Visible in Computer Science Education
Tarjana Yagnik
Chapter 13: Mathematics Education in Engineering for Human- Centric Aspect of Industry 5.0
Ilias Elmouki, Salem Nafiri, Kristi J. Shryock
Chapter 14: The AI Revolution in Engineering Education: Applications and Challenges
Waleed Ahmed, Ameera Fares Rasheed Mohammad, Lindita Bande, Yingxin Goh, Salem S. Alzahmi, Essam Zaneldin, Raed R. Shwaish
Chapter 15: The AI Revolution in Engineering Education: Transforming Pedagogy, Curriculum, and Workforce Readiness
Abdulmalik Alwarafy
Chapter 16: Enhancing Learning Effectiveness and Student Engagement through Artificial Intelligence Integration
Nandini Sidnal, Maheshwari Biradar, Bahubali Shiragapur, Jayashree Kulkarni
Chapter 17: AI-Enabled Curriculum Transformation in Engineering Education: A Pilot-Validated Framework
Sathya M, Alamelu R, Purushothaman R, Leema Christina J, Samar Mouti
Chapter 18: AI's Potential to Train Teachers While They Are Teaching
Preeti D. Bhamre, Milind B. Murugkar, Claire Komives, Darshan V. Medhane, Dipak D. Patil
Chapter 19: Augmented reality as the basis for a virtual laboratory aimed at strengthening engineering learning
Gerardo Reyes Ruiz, David Sánchez Hernández
Chapter 20: Simulation-Based Learning: Enhancing Technical Mastery through Immersive Technologies
Murali E, Cruz Antony J, Deepa D, Vignesh R, Ari Happonen,
Chapter 21: Engineering Education Quality Improvement Through Multi-Stakeholder Feedback Framework Development
Jeganathan C, Sujitha V, Gavaskar K, Kanagaraj S, Parameswari P
Chapter 22: Intelligent Feedback Ecosystems for Outcome-Driven Engineering Education
Kavitha M, Aarthi S, Krishnamoorthi M, Kalamani M, Suseela D, Vivekanandam B
Chapter 23: Innovation Driven Institutional Development: Embedding Entrepreneurship into Engineering Institutional Strategy
Geetha Kiran A, Mohana Lakshmi J, Ravi Ananth, Achal J
Chapter 24: Innovation-Driven Teaching Ecosystems in Engineering Education
Aditi Apurva S
Chapter 25: Continuous Improvement in Higher Education: A Comparative Analysis of Accreditation Frameworks under NBA, ABET, and International Quality Assurance Standards
Venkatesh R, Joseph Lourdu Rajah A, Vetrithangam D, Kapil Kumar, Gomathy S, Selvakumar Subramanian
Chapter 26: Leveraging Data-Driven Insights to Enhance Student Learning Outcomes
Swagat Rameshchandra Barot
Chapter 27: Emerging Technologies Shaping the Future of Engineering Education
Nasurudeen Ahamed N, Thangavel Murugan, Karthikey




