The effects of curriculum overhaul: investigating the students’ experience

Conference Paper (2017)
Author(s)

MED Van den Bogaard (Universiteit Leiden)

R. G. Klaassen (4TU.Centre for Engineering Education, TU Delft - OLD E&SS education center FOCUS)

Research Group
OLD E&SS education center FOCUS
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© 2017 M.E.D. van den Bogaard, R.G. Klaassen
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Publication Year
2017
Language
English
Copyright
© 2017 M.E.D. van den Bogaard, R.G. Klaassen
Research Group
OLD E&SS education center FOCUS
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Abstract

In this study, the final part of an overarching project on curriculum design and implementation executed at Delft University of Technology is presented. The last step in this research is to establish how the students perceive their new curricula. To that end a survey was developed using standardized questions on self-determination, motivation, self-efficacy, engineering education attributes, doability and study load of the programme. In addition, measures of student progress were collected in a programme for Architecture and the Built Environment and electrical Engineering. Relationships between the variables were established, but the relationship with progress was not strong. There were significant differences between the programmes, some of which may have a relationship with the way the curriculum was designed.

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