K.E. Moxham's scientific contributions
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This paper demonstrates that the nature and process of design can be transmitted to Civil Engineering students through a curriculum integrated by participation in a large scale project. Students experience both the realities of design and the necessary organization, teamwork and leadership required in the execution of an engineering project. They a...
Citations
... With abounding industry complaints regarding the inability of engineering graduates to 'apply knowledge', lecturers are challenged to bridge the divide between theory and practice. Various research projects and books which have focussed on developing methods for teaching civil engineering (Behnejad et al. 2015;Einstein 2013), including an excellent book by Ji & Bell (2008) which is specifically on "Seeing & Touching Structural Concepts". As with all situations where people are involved there is no "one-size-fits-all" solution for teaching structural engineering and it is shown in this paper that by using a variety of methods students' understanding can be enhanced, although certain methodologies are more effective. ...
