Enhancing undergraduate engineering education quality through using computer-aided design software

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Emmanuel Chiwuzie
Mohammad Abdel Fattah A. R. Haboush
Kassem Youssef
Huseyin Camur

Abstract

The computerâ€aided design software has been developed as a support aid for improving the creativity and the ability of students to understand the concept of the practice courses. Therefore, the study reviewed previous scientific studies associated with computer-aided learning (CAL) to identify the importance of CAL in supporting engineering education learning. Additionally, this study aimed to develop a vision for the future of education through the use of an effective technological means to reduce as much effort and time as possible in engineering departments. The results demonstrated that the use of CAL in engineering courses improved the quality of education and increased the ability of the student to solve complex engineering problems. Consequently, the authors recommend that the institute should conduct training courses for instructors in CAL/design/programme and their role in supporting engineering learning.


 


Keywords: Computer-aided learning, education learning, engineering department, institute, problem-solving skills.

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Chiwuzie, E., Haboush, M. A. F. A. R., Youssef, K., & Camur, H. (2020). Enhancing undergraduate engineering education quality through using computer-aided design software. New Trends and Issues Proceedings on Humanities and Social Sciences, 7(3), 177–183. https://doi.org/10.18844/prosoc.v7i3.5250
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