Abstract: Engineers are expected to function in a highly competitive environment, which demands that projects are developed in increasingly efficient and cost-effective ways, across various disciplines. This trend necessitates multidisciplinary collaboration which requires both traditional engineering skills and so called ‘soft skills’, such as good communicative competences and working cooperatively in teams. In this paper it is described how these skills were developed in the course of the University of Johannesburg’s preparation for participation in the biannual Solar Challenge
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Conference ProceedingsTechnical competence and problem solving skills are key graduate attributes t...
To safeguard the environment and satisfy the energy needs of the present, without compromising the a...
One of the most significant challenges facing this coming generation of engineers is how to fight th...
Abstract: Engineers are expected to function in a highly competitive environment, which demands that...
Engineering education is undergoing a restructuring driven by the needs of an increasingly multidisc...
A major challenge to Australia and New Zealand is the perceived need to develop "knowledge econ...
Engineers are responsible for creative, innovative and adaptive designs that solve challenging tech...
The world is facing increasing complexity, uncertainty, and change, such as the climate emergency, b...
Student projects have become an important part of most modern engineering curricula, to provide stud...
Abstract: The primary focus of engineering curricula is technical competence. However, literature su...
Involving students in collaborative projects and experiential learning helps develop transversal ski...
During their time at university it is necessary for undergraduate engineering students to develop no...
Engineering graduates are expected to develop a breadth of competencies to prepare for the workplace...
The interdisciplinary and agile processing of projects in teams increasingly characterizes the engin...
The need for solid engineering and for engineers that can engineer hasn´t changed in the past 100 ye...
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To safeguard the environment and satisfy the energy needs of the present, without compromising the a...
One of the most significant challenges facing this coming generation of engineers is how to fight th...