Journal of Engineering Education

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Articles in Jan 2003 issue of Journal of Engineering Education

• editor's page, The
  by Lohmann, Jack R
• A sense of community: Learning about versus learning to be / What is a community of practice?
  by Rover, Diane T
• Robert's Rules in Plain English
  by Rover, Diane T
• MIT Guide to Science and Engineering Communication, The
  by Rover, Diane T
• Efficacy of using a single, non-technical variable to predict the academic success of freshmen engineering students
  by Lackey, Laura W; Lackey, W Jack; Grady, Helen M; Davis, Marjorie T
• Engineering design: Examining the impact of gender and the team's gender composition
  by Laeser, Melissa; Moskal, Barbara M; Knecht, Robert; Lasich, Debra
• Designing and teaching courses to satisfy the ABET engineering criteria
  by Felder, Richard M; Brent, Rebecca
• Retention 101: Where robots go...students follow
  by Pomalaza-Raez, Carlos; Groff, Brenda Henry
• Bioinformatics: A new field in engineering education
  by Hughey, Richard; Karplus, Kevin
• An assessment of in-person and remotely operated laboratories
  by Ogot, Madara; Elliott, Gregory; Glumac, Nick
• relationship between department rank and college rank in engineering graduate program rankings conducted by U.S. News and World Report, The
  by Vojak, Bruce A; Price, Raymond L; Carnahan, James V
• Engineering accreditation and Standards for Technological Literacy
  by Gorham, Douglas; Newberry, Pam B; Bickart, Theodore A
• Are undergraduate engineering students at greater risk for heart disease than other undergraduate students?
  by Foster, Christopher; Spencer, Leslie
• A retrospective on undergraduate engineering success for underrepresented minority students
  by May, Gary S; Chubin, Daryl E
• Some comments on the robustness of student t procedures
  by Tebbs, Joshua M; Bower, Keith M
• Social dimensions of engineering design: Observations from Mudd Design Workshop III
  by Dym, Clive L; Wesner, John W; Winner, Langdon
• Delivering an engineering laboratory course using the Internet, the post office, and a campus visit
  by Alexander, David G; Smelser, R E