Robotics for engineering education

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2010-06-25
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Huang, L
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Robocup - Singapore
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Most products are the integration of modules from different engineering areas – mechanical, electrical and electronics, computing etc. Engineering graduates are expected to design, manufacture and control those products, and specifically they should be competent in: 1.) Mechanical design … parts and mechanism 2.) Circuit design … digital and analogue 3.) Controller design … classical and modern 4.) Computer programming … low and high levels 5.) Man-machine engineering design 6.) Integration of different engineering modules

Are current education models suitable for producing such versatile graduates ?

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Invited talk presentation at the workshop on Robotics in Education II, Robocup 2010 Symposium
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