The International journal of engineering education

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  Año 1999, Vol. 15, Número 2 (Special Issue on Ireland)

  • Engineering industry and engineering education in Ireland

    Mary Harney

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    págs. 80-81

    

  • Engineering education at second level in the Republic of Ireland: provision and developments

    John Hammond, Marion Palmer

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    págs. 82-93

    

  • Cooperative education: the University of Limerick perspective

    John Mc Ginn

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    págs. 94-98

    

  • Engineering education in Ireland'S institute of technology sector

    P. J. Mclaughlin

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    págs. 99-106

    

  • Expanding education horizons

    Michael Murphy, John Turner

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    págs. 107-114

    

  • Communication trends in engineering firms: implications for undergraduate engineering courses

    Anne Keane, I.S. Gibson

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    págs. 115-121

    

  • Teamwork at the chalkface: an integrative approach to technology and design

    R. B. Clarke, B. McClelland

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    págs. 122-129

    

  • Www-based educational environments for software engineers

    Vincent P. Wade, Jane B. Grimson, Conor Power

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    págs. 130-136

    

  • Flexible learning in a cross-border environment

    T. M. McGinnity, L. P. Maguire, L. J. Mcdaid

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    págs. 137-141

    

  • Creating the competent engineer? an evaluation of integrated graduate development in northern ireland

    R. B. Clarke, J. E. Thompson

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    págs. 142-150

    

  • Manufacturing and design with engineering polymers: educational aspects of a specialist dissertation in a part-time elective postgraduate mechanical engineering degree course for industry-based students

    Michael D. Gilchrist

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    págs. 151-159