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Course in Professional Practice Issues
Authors:Douglas B Cleary  Carlos C Sun
Affiliation:1Associate Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Rowan Univ., 201 Mullica Hill Rd., Glassboro, NJ?08028.
2Assistant Professor, Civil and Environmental Engineering, Univ. of Missouri-Columbia, E2509, Engineering Building East, Columbia, MO?65211.
Abstract:The Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) and practitioners recognize professional practice issues as important in undergraduate civil engineering education. This paper describes a creative approach for incorporating professional practice issues into the civil engineering curriculum through a course entitled “Civil Engineering Practice.” This course has the following advantages: (1) It encourages active learning via activities as opposed to a traditional seminar; (2) forms long-term teaching partnerships with engineering professionals; (3) offers a venue where important yet distinct topics can be presented systematically; (4) provides the local engineering community with the opportunity to share its accomplishments and to further continuing education credits; (5) reinforces the professional practice elements of the capstone design project; and (6) supplies structured time where students can interact with potential employers and vice-versa. The course feedback from students, faculty, engineering professionals, and ABET evaluators has been overwhelmingly positive.
Keywords:Professional practice  Undergraduate study  Curricula  Engineering education  
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