How do we help engineering students see the connection between the theory they learn in lectures and the problems they will meet in practice?
The REISE Network is pleased to invite you to the next talk in the REISE (Research, Evaluation, and Innovation in STEM Education) Seminar Series, hosted by Dr Muriel Funck at Nottingham Trent University.
- Title: Integrating Engineering Simulation Tools Across Undergraduate Engineering Curriculum: Connecting Theory to Real-life Application
- Speaker: Dr Salim Mohamed Salim, Queen Mary University of London
- Host: Dr Muriel Funck, Nottingham Trent University
- Date and time: Wednesday 4 November, 13:00 (GMT)
- Format: In person at Nottingham Trent University or online via Microsoft Teams
- Room: details TBC
- Join online: https://events.teams.microsoft.com/event/033025dc-67fc-4665-8288-56b2bc7448e5@8acbc2c5-c8ed-42c7-8169-ba438a0dbe2f
Dr Salim will share how simulation tools can be embedded throughout an undergraduate programme, not as isolated software training but as a thread that links core theory to authentic engineering contexts.
The session will be of interest to anyone teaching in engineering or the wider STEM disciplines, curriculum designers, and colleagues interested in practice-based and applied learning.
This is an external event. To register on the host’s website, please click the ”Register” button below or the ”Join Online” link above.
