Work in progress — Structural art: Encouraging student creativity and artistic expression

作者: Andrew T. Rose

DOI: 10.1109/FIE.2011.6142804

关键词: Internet researchEngineering design processPedagogyExpression (architecture)Innovation managementMathematics educationEngineeringCreativityEngineering educationReading (process)Work in process

摘要: A series of assignments were incorporated into a structural analysis course to encourage student creativity and help develop an appreciation for aesthetics artistic expression in engineering design. Selected reading web research combined with culminating exercise create display piece artwork influenced by or related Student feedback on the activity provided data various aspects assignment as well suggestions improvement.

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