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Collaborative Research: CPATH TI: Project EXCE2L (Excellence in Computer Education with Entrepreneurship and Leadership Skills)

Collaborative Research: CPATH TI: Project EXCE2L (Excellence in Computer Education with Entrepreneurship and Leadership Skills)
合作研究:CPATH TI:EXCE2L 项目(卓越计算机教育与创业和领导技能)
批准号:
0829641
负责人:
Simona Doboli
金额:
$28.99万
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依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2008
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2008-09-01 至 2013-08-31

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中文摘要
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这一CPATH奖项资助了纽约州立大学石溪分校和霍夫斯特拉大学之间的一个合作转型实施项目,该项目旨在将创业和领导力的部分纳入两所大学的本科课程。该项目包括在几门必修课中开发关于创新、创业和全球方面的模块,以及开发一个创业计算机科学辅修课程。此外,学生与德国、罗马尼亚和韩国的目标大学的学生一起在全球创业团队中工作。该项目包括与大纽约地区的教职员工一起开展社区建设活动,以促进适应和采用所开发的课程模式和资源。该项目的学术价值在于主题的重要性和时效性,以及计算机教育显然需要这样的变化,以培养下一代计算机专业人员。该项目有一个强大的协作团队,具有创业和教育经验,并加强了评估部分,应清楚地表明这一创新方法对研究和教育界的影响。该项目还包括测试处理相关知识产权问题的方法,这可能对未来许多其他研究人员有价值。该项目的更广泛的影响在于,有可能使不同的学生和教师群体为从事高科技领域的创业活动做好准备。该项目包括向广大社区传播信息和分享资源的机会。国家模范有潜力帮助培养一支对国家至关重要的精通技术的劳动力队伍吗?S继续繁荣和安全。
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Abstract This CPATH award funds a collaborative Transformative Implementation project between SUNY Stony Brook and Hofstra University to integrate entrepreneurship and leadership components into the undergraduate curricula at both institutions. The project includes development of modules about innovation, entrepreneurship, and global aspects in several required courses and development of an entrepreneurial computer science minor. In addition students work in global entrepreneurial teams with students at targeted universities in Germany, Romania, and Korea. The project includes community building activities with faculty in the greater New York area to promote adaptation and adoption of the curricula models and resources developed. The intellectual merit of the project lies in the importance and currency of the topic and clear need for such changes in computing education to prepare the upcoming generation of computing professionals. The project has a strong collaborative team with entrepreneurial and educational experience and an enhanced evaluation component that should clearly demonstrate the impact of this innovative approach to the research and education community. The project also includes testing of methodologies for handling associated intellectual property issues that could be of value to many other researchers in the future. The broader impacts of the project lie in the potential to prepare a diverse student and faculty population to pursue entrepreneurial activities in high-technology. The project includes dissemination to a broad community and opportunities for sharing of resources. There is potential for national models that can help to develop a technology-savvy workforce which is vital to the nation?s continued prosperity and security.
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