Learning Mechanical Vibrations Through Computational Thinking


Summary

"Computational thinking" is an alternative learning process for formulating and solving engineering problems. A unique set of abstractions are available to the learner in addition to those from mathematical and written language. We have developed an interactive textbook and problem sets using the Jupyter system of tools for 40 hours of in-class teaching and learning. These teaching materials are backed by a custom software library for mechanical vibrations designed to facilitate solving problems with computational thinking.

Theme Engineering Education Current Researchers
Last Worked On December 2019 Past Researchers
Collaborators Kenneth Lyons

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