Examines topics related to classical solution thermodynamics, considering energy, enthalpy, and the Gibbs function. Applicable mathematical equations are introduced and discussed when appropriate. (JN)

Discusses the approach taken to introduce computers/computing into the curriculum at Brighton Polytechnic's Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering. Also lists aims of computing and microprocessor work, shows a typical computer exercise, and discusses polynomial approximation for a cam. (JN)

The University of Michigan College of Engineering is providing university-owned equipment and unlimited access for students and faculty in a Computer-Aided Engineering Network (CAEN). The rationale for and operation of the CAEN are discussed. (JN)

Service-Learning in engineering education is gaining ground throughout the country and throughout the variety of disciplinary focuses within engineering education. Examples of service-learning exist in mechanical engineering, construction science, computer science and engineering, electrical engineering, and other forms of related education.…

The Engineering Opportunity Program (EOP) at the Newark College of Engineering has been successful in bringing black and other disadvantaged youth, who could not otherwise qualify, into the college as engineering students, without sacrificing the school's academic standards, by using special programs and tutoring as needed. (SA)

Includes abstracts of papers presented at the 80th Annual Conference of the American Society for Engineering Education. The broad areas include aerospace, affiliate and associate member council, agricultural engineering, biomedical engineering, continuing engineering studies, chemical engineering, civil engineering, computers, cooperative…

A brief summary of engineering education in the Soviet Union. Descriptions of selected institutes are provided. (DF)

Design can be either transferred as knowledge, conveyed as understanding, or only evoked as mood. Engineering students must recapture the enjoyment of making things'' guided by specific human needs and decisions refined by education and experience. (DF)

Using the modern achievements of science, Kiev improved educational methods in the field of construction. (CK)

The author points out several major assumptions about the nature of the student, the need and environment which he feels are shaky. The focus is on continuing education of technical graduates in industry. (Author/MS)

Materials science" is concerned with the interrelationship of properties, environment, and structure. (Author/IR)

Presents highlights of the First World Conference on Continuing Engineering Education, including perspectives from European and Asian educators. (SK)

Three different categories of computer engineering education are discussed briefly: computer usage (including simulation and computation), computer design and integrated applications, and computer-based education. (DT)