International Council on Materials Education


	List of Contents of Volume 28, Nrs. 3-6, 2006 PROCEEDINGS OF THE SYMPOSIUM AND FORUM “EDUCATION IN MATERIALS SCIENCE, ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY” International Conference on Materials for Advanced Technologies, Singapore, July 3-8, 2005. Symposium Organizers: B.V.R. Chowdari, P. Goodhew, J.E.E. Baglin and G.V. SubbaRao Symposium and Forum Report: Education in Materials Science, Engineering and Technology, Singapore, 2005. P.J. Goodhew¹, T.R. Finlayson², J.E.E. Baglin³, J.G. Shapter⁴, V.M. Castano⁵, S.M. Baker⁶, Witold Brostow⁷, and P.R. Howell⁸ ¹University of Liverpool, UK; ²Monash University, Australia; ³IBM Almaden Research Center, USA; ⁴Flinders University, Australia; ⁵National Autonomous University of Mexico; ⁶Harvey Mudd College, USA; ⁷University of North Texas; ⁸Pennsylvania State University ........................................................................................................................151 Active Learning in Materials Science and Engineering P. J. Goodhew and T. J. Bullough University of Liverpool and UK Centre for Materials Education ................................................................161 Classroom Techniques to Promote Engineering Solutions for a Sustainable Future Linda Vanasupa¹, Katherine C. Chen¹ and Frank G. Splitt² ¹California Polytechnic State University, ²Northwestern University ..................................................................................................................................171 Teaching Undergraduates Nanotechnology J.G. Shapter Flinders University, Australia ...........................................................................................................................179 Introducing Aspects of Materials Science Related to Bio-Catalysis to Undergraduate Students Peter Grunwald University of Hamburg, Germany .....................................................................................................................189 Integrating Basic Mathematical Tools within a Materials Course Aaron S. Blicblau Swinburne University, Australia .......................................................................................................................199 Rapid Educational Changes in Japan Masao Doyama Teikyo University of Science and Technology, and the University of Tokyo, Japan ..............................213 Materials Science and Engineering in Australia: What is the Status of Undergraduate Education, What is Its Purpose? T.R. Finlayson Monash University, Australia ...........................................................................................................................225 General Education Course in Materials M. Grant Norton and David F. Bahr Washington State University ............................................................................................................................239 Writing to Specification: An Approach to Teaching Scientific Literacy, and a Prelude to Writing The World of Materials” Essays P.R. Howell The Pennsylvania State University ..................................................................................................................247 A Study on the Effects of the Innovative Design Competition on High School Students’ Learning about High Temperature Superconductivity for Magnetic Levitation Jun-Fu Huang¹, Mei-Chen Chang¹, Yao-Ming Chu², In-Gann Chen³, M. D. Shieh³, Ching-Mei Tang⁴ and Maw-Kuen Wu⁴ ¹National Science and Technology Museum; ²National Kaohsiung Normal University; ³National Cheng Kung University; ⁴National Science Council, Taiwan. ................................................................................................................291 Educational Website Design of Innovation Competition Using Superconductor for Magnetic Levitation Meng-Dar Shieh¹, In-Gann Chen¹ , Fu-Yun Yu¹, Jun-Fu Huang², H. Y. Tang3, M.K. Wu⁴ ¹National Cheng Kung University; ²National Science and Technology Museum; ³National Chi Nan University; ⁴National Science Council, Taiwan, ROC. .......................................................................................................297 Educational Ladder for Careers in Optics and Photonics – The Albuquerque Model Marek Osin´ski¹, Charles B. Fleddermann¹, Sudhakar Prasad¹, Arthur H. Guenther¹, Anne L. Madsen¹, Christine B. McCormick¹, and MaryJo Daniel² ¹University of New Mexico; ²Albuquerque Public Schools ..........................................................................................................................307 Colorful Nomenclature of Organic Compounds Susai Rajendran¹, A. Rosaly² and S. Thagasamy³ ¹Arts College, Dindigul; ²St. Joseph’s Higher Secondary School, Dindigul; ³Tamilnadu Open University, Chennai, India...................................................................................................315 steeluniversity.org : A New E-Learning Resource on Ferrous Metallurgy David J. Naylor International Iron and Steel Institute, Brussels, Belgium. .............................................................................343 An Overview of an E-Education, Materials Science Course: Philosophy, Design and Assessment P.R. Howell The Pennsylvania State University ..................................................................................................................351 The Use of Cambridge Materials Selector in Enhancing Graduate Studies in Materials Science and Engineering Education Oswald N.C. Uwakweh University of Puerto Rico – Mayagüez ...........................................................................................................365 “Strange Matter”: A Traveling Materials Science Exhibition Shenda M. Baker1 and Richard A. Souza2 ¹Harvey Mudd College; ²Materials Research Society ...........................................................................................................................373 ASM Materials Education Foundation: Preparing Engineers for the Future Aziz Asphahani¹, Thomas Stoebe², Charles Hayes³ ¹.Carus Chemical Company; ²University of Washington; ³ASM Foundation ..............................................................................................................................................379 Abstracts: Symposium on “Education in Materials Science, Engineering and Technology”, Singapore, 2005. [ Multiple authors] ..............................................................................................................................................385 Obituary: Professor Valery Privalko Alexander Tregub Intel Corporation, Santa Clara, CA ....................................................................................................................395 Topical Index, Volumes 1 – 28 The cumulative index may be searched at http://www.unt.edu/ICME/journal.html Page maintained by Oscar Olea-Mejia Last updated February 1, 2007