The Southeast Michigan Alliance for Reinvestment in Technological Education (SMARTE): Advanced Technologies in Product Design
东南密歇根技术教育再投资联盟 (SMARTE):产品设计中的先进技术
基本信息
- 批准号:9752024
- 负责人:
- 金额:$ 45万
- 依托单位:
- 依托单位国家:美国
- 项目类别:Standard Grant
- 财政年份:1997
- 资助国家:美国
- 起止时间:1997-09-01 至 2001-08-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
Alliance Members: There are five community colleges who are part of SMARTE (Southeastern Michigan Alliance for Reinvestment in Technological Education). The Alliance also represents a major state university, K-12 school systems, community-based organizations, government agencies, labor, business, and industry interests in southeastern Michigan. Overall Goal of the project: To assist community colleges, school districts, and universities to prepare skilled technicians in product design by offering programs and delivery systems which are partnered with business and industry. Re-engineering Initiatives: 1) To develop regional product design curricula based upon skill standards, math and science applications, information technologies, and work-based learning. 2) To develop programs and delivery systems for the recruitment, retention and placement of non-traditional students in a learning communities setting. Objectives to Accomplish Initiatives: Develop or enhance regional product design programs incorporating knowledge areas which are based on skills using the industry standards and criteria (SCANS, ABET, NAIT, Advanced Manufacturing) established during the first phase of this project and resulted in the core competencies for product design. Implement work-based learning experiences as part of technical programs. Incorporate/integrate information technologies for instructional delivery. Develop simulation programs which incorporate skills needed by the advanced manufacturing industry. Conduct enrichment programs for students to increase competencies in math, science, computers, and product design. Develop and deliver an enrichment program for middle school teachers in product design. Work with faculty and teachers to share training resources on technological skills, core competencies, and recruitment and retention programs for non-traditional students.
联盟成员:有五所社区学院是SMARTE(东南密歇根技术教育再投资联盟)的一部分。该联盟还代表密歇根州东南部的主要州立大学、K-12学校系统、社区组织、政府机构、劳工、商业和工业利益。该项目的总体目标:通过提供与商业和工业合作的项目和交付系统,帮助社区学院、学区和大学培养产品设计方面的熟练技术人员。重新设计计划:1)开发基于技能标准、数学和科学应用、信息技术和基于工作的学习的区域产品设计课程。2)在学习型社区环境中为非传统学生的招募、保留和安置制定项目和交付系统。完成计划的目标:开发或加强区域产品设计计划,将基于行业标准和标准(SCANS, ABET, NAIT,先进制造)的技能的知识领域纳入该项目第一阶段,并产生产品设计的核心竞争力。将以工作为基础的学习经验作为技术项目的一部分。将信息技术整合到教学中。开发包含先进制造业所需技能的仿真程序。为学生提供丰富的课程,以提高他们在数学、科学、计算机和产品设计方面的能力。为中学教师开发和提供产品设计方面的丰富课程。与教师和教师合作,分享技术技能、核心竞争力以及非传统学生的招聘和保留计划方面的培训资源。
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