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Entrepreneurship Education & Its Impact on Engineering Student Outcomes: The Role of Program Characteristics and Faculty Beliefs

Entrepreneurship Education & Its Impact on Engineering Student Outcomes: The Role of Program Characteristics and Faculty Beliefs
创业教育
批准号:
0835992
负责人:
Philip Weilerstein
金额:
$50.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2009
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2009-01-01 至 2014-06-30

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中文摘要
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在过去的十年里,创业精神已经成为工程教育的一个重要方面。在全球经济变化的推动下,创业是工程专业课程发展最快的领域之一,目前有数百门创业课程面向工程专业的学生。然而,我们对项目特点、学习目标、评估实践和学生影响知之甚少。这个多学科研究团队将确定招收工程专业学生的以工程为中心的创业教育项目的特点,从对三个成熟项目的深入研究开始。然后,这些结果将用于对美国至少50个其他项目进行盘点。收集的信息将确定和定义项目类型、创新教学方法、学生学习目标和评估实践。此外,将研究教师对工程创业教育的看法,并与创业学院的教师进行访谈,探讨他们认为学生应该学习什么,应该如何教授创业精神,以及应该如何评估学生。这些数据将用于开发一项调查,该调查将用于管理50个其他项目的教师,然后该调查将普遍可用。这项研究的结果将包括教学、程序开发和评估方面的最佳实践指南,对培养在全球经济中具有竞争力的工程师具有重要意义。研究结果将通过全国大学发明家和创新者联盟(NCIIA)的网络广泛传播,包括为教师提供研讨会和培训材料,传播评估学习成果的工具,以及关于全国创业教育项目现状的详细信息。这将为工程教育工作者提供资源,使他们的课程现代化,并使学生受益,他们将有更广泛的机会获得高质量的工程创业教育选择。
英文摘要
Over the past decade, entrepreneurship has emerged as a critical aspect of engineering education. Driven by changes in the global economy, entrepreneurship is one of the fastest growing areas of course development in engineering programs, with hundreds of courses in entrepreneurship now available to engineering students. However, we know little about program characteristics, learning goals, assessment practices, and student impacts. This multidisciplinary research team will identify the characteristics of engineering-centric entrepreneurship education programs that enroll engineering students, starting with an in-depth examination of three well-established programs. Then these results will be used to conduct an inventory of at least 50 additional programs across the U.S. Information collected will identify and define program types, innovative teaching methods, student learning goals, and assessment practices. In addition, faculty beliefs about engineering entrepreneurship education will be studied and interviews with entrepreneurship faculty will explore what they believe students should learn, how entrepreneurship should be taught, and how students should be assessed. This data will be used to develop a survey that will be administered to faculty who teach in 50 other programs, and then the survey will be generally available. The results of this research, which will include guidelines for best practices in teaching, program development, and assessment, will have great significance for educating engineers who will be competitive in the global economy. Results will be widely disseminated using network of the National Collegiate Inventors and Innovators Alliance (NCIIA) and will include workshops and training materials for faculty, dissemination of tools for evaluation of learning outcomes, and detailed information on the status of entrepreneurship education programs across the country. This will provide resources for engineering educators as they modernize the curriculum and will benefit students who will have wider access to quality engineering entrepreneurship education options.
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