World Transactions on Engineering and Technology Education (WTE&TE)

 

CONTENTS


Front Cover

Inside Pages

2-5

Z.J. Pudlowski

Editorial

6

E. Węcławowicz-Gyurkovich

Guest Editorial

7

G.M. Masilo,
S. Simelane-Mnisi,
A. Mji & I. Mokgobu

Students’ behavioural intention and challenges to bring your own device (BYOD) in higher education during COVID-19 and beyond

10

N. Alim,
M.S. Md Saad,
H. Mahmud & F. Gunawan

Usability and satisfaction of Google Classroom as an instructional teaching and learning medium: the students’ perspective

16

W. Meng & R-C. Zhang

Perceived credibility and effectiveness of college art design courses in a mobile learning system

21

A.O. Amoo, A.J. Swart &
J.K. Adam

Employee engagement among women engineering lecturers in TVET colleges in Gauteng, South Africa

29

C. Lewis, K. Wolff &
B. Bekker

Supporting project-based education through a community of practice: a case of postgraduate renewable energy students

35

B. Makowska

Teaching freehand drawing on-line to architecture students

41

J. Kobylarczyk &
D. Kuśnierz-Krupa

Student assessment of remote learning as an alternative to on-campus learning at technical universities during a pandemic

48

T.I. Mtshali

Classroom discourse to enhance the understanding of analytical drawings in engineering graphics and design

52

D. Juniati &
I K. Budayasa

Field-based tasks with technology to reduce mathematics anxiety and improve performance

58

A. Taraszkiewicz & K.Taraszkiewicz

A sense of security and freedom in a residential environment

65

J. Borucka, P. Czyż,
W. Mazurkiewicz,
Ł. Pancewicz & I. Perzyna

Improving social competencies of architecture students through participatory design of marketplace regeneration

71

B. Widera

Education of architecture students in the light of the European Green Deal

79

E. Grodzka

Design thinking in architectural and urban design - space prototyping

85

A. Jasiołek, P. Nowak &
M. Brzezicki

On-line, face-to-face or hybrid teaching in architectural education?

90

J. Jabłońska & S. Ceylan

Sustainable architecture in education

96

J.F. Łątka & J. Michałek

Interdisciplinary methods in architectural education

102

Z. Turlíková, P. Paliatka &
V. Orfánusová

Design thinking and interdisciplinarity: Living 2050 - a case study

108

A. Sygulska

Teaching acoustics to students of architecture

113

A. Matusik

The impact of municipal planning institutions on the quality of Master’s thesis in terms of urban design

119

A. Staniewska

Activity and inclusion - the need for enhancing the curriculum on universal design for landscape architecture

125

P. Mika

Principles of universal design in teaching building construction

131

K. Racoń-Leja

Urban transport: developing a teaching format in architectural and urban design

137

J. Białkiewicz

Academic knowledge versus professional practice in graduate architecture studies

143

Index of Authors  
149

 

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