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1984
American Society for
Engineering Education
92nd Annual Conference
June 24-28, 1984
The Salt Palace
Salt Lake City, Utah
PROCEEDINGS
Volume II
Theme
"Engineering Education:
Preparation For Life"
Hosted By:
University of Utah
Brigham Young UniversityUtah State UniversityWeber State College
Edited By:Lawrence P. Grayson
Joseph M. Biedenbach
University of South Carolina
UNIVERSITATSBIBUOTHEKHANNUVfcH
TECHNISCHE
INFORMATIONSBIBLIOTHEK
1984 ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings
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Table of Contents
Tuesday June 26, 1984
2203 Composite Materials and Structures in
Aerospace Engineering0800-0945 Symposi urn
Aerospace Division
Moderator: Benjamin H. Ulrich, Parks Collegeof St. Louis University
Speakers: "Analysis and Testing for Certif¬ication" Leonard J. Marchinski, BoeingVertol
"Certification of Composites" J.SoderquistFederal Aviation Administration
2207 Case Studies in Architectural
Engineering by Practicing Professionals0800-0945 SymposiumArchitectural ENgineering Division
Moderator: Steve Ridenour, Temple University
Speaker: "Design Considerations for EnergyEfficient Buildings" Moses D. F. Ling,Pennsylvania State University
2211 Clinical Engineering as an Academic
Dicipline0800-0945 SymposiumBiomedical Engineering Division
2214 Examples and Suggestions for CampusPrograms
0800-0945 SymposiumCampus Liaison Board
Moderator: Edward T. Kirkpatrick, WentworthInstitute of Technology
2216 3M Award Lecture
0800-0945
Chemical Engineering Division
Lecture
Moderator: Rich Noble, University ofColorado
(C5J"
2217 Civil Engineering Enrollments:Current Trends and Future Concerns
0800-0945 PanelCivil Engineering Division
Moderator: Paul H. King, University of
Arizona
Speakers: "Current Trends in Civil Engineer¬ing Enrollments" George K. Wadlin,American Society of Civil Engineers
Moderator: Vernon L. Newhouse,University
Drexel
Speakers: "Premises and Promises ofGraduate Clinical Engineering Education"P. Pederson, Drexel University
"Recruiting Students into Graduate ClinicalEngineering Programs" L. Ostrander,Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
"Is Professional Clinical Engineering Educ¬ation Academic Enough for the University"B. Feinberg, Kendall Research Center
"Clinical Engineering: What AcademicTraining is Needed" S. Topham, CaseWestern Reserve University
"Clinical-Biomedical Engineering as an
Option—University of Arizona" K. C.Myerea, University of Arizona
GST
"Curren-t Trends in Civil EngineeringEnrollments" George K. Wadlin,American Society of Civil Engineers
"Declining Enrollments—Concerns of a
Professional Society" Russel C. Jones,Boston University
"Why Do Students Enter Civil Engineering?"Ken Henkel, California State University 353
"Administrative Policies: Impact on Civil
Engineering Enrollments" University ofArizona
-370
2221 Micro-processo-s and Personal Computers0800-0945 SymposiumComputers in Education Division
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Moderator: Albert L. Riemenschneider, South
Dakota School of Mines and Technology
Speakers: "A University-Industry Cooperativeto Implement a Low Cost CAD/CAM System in
Prototype Production Instruction"
Ivan L. Holt and
Aurel Soceneantu, Brigham Young University—376
"Teaching an Introductory CAD Course with
the System-Engineering Approach" Y. C. Pao,
University of Nebraska 379
"A Computational Methods Course Utilizing
Mirco-computers" Les Frair, VirginiaPolytechnic Institute and State University
"An Overview of the Movie: BYU Software
Systems" Henry Christiansen, Brigham
Young University
"An Interactive Circuit Drafting Program"Richard J. Spangenberger and
Phillip C. Herren, Jr., Wright-PattersonAir Force Base
2222 Continuing Education in Industry0800-0945 Panel
Construction Engineering Committee
Moderator: Jim Rowings, University of Kansas
Speakers:James M. Neil, Morrison Knudson Co., Inc.
Tom McDonald, DIY Fluor Constructors
John Grassman, Black and Veatch Engineers-Architects
Hugo Farentho, Brown & Root
2223 Telecommunications: A National Re¬
source to Extend Engineering Education
0800-0945 Symposium
Continuing Professional Development Division
2230 ERM Corral
0800-0900 Discussion GroupEducational Research and Methods Division
Moderator: Russell Dean and Wallace Venable,West Virginia University
2231 Increasing Productivity in a Time of
Entrenchment0800-0945 SymposiumEducational Research and Methods Division
Moderator: C. Glayd Mather,University
Brigham Young
Speakers:D. Cecil Clark, Brigham Young UniversityPaul F. Cook Brigham Young UniversityDillon k. Inouye, Brigham Young University
2232 The Role of Electrical EngineeringLaboratories in the 80's
0800-0945 Panel
Electrical Engineering Division
Moderator: David Voltmer, Rose-Hulman
Institute of Technology
Speakers: "EE Laboratories: Some Possible
Scenarios" E. W. Ernst, University of
Illinois
"EE Laboratories: An Administrator's
Perspective" George McMurtry, PennsylvaniaState University"EE Laboratories: An Instructor's Perspective"
Henry Ablin, Northern Arizona University
• Moderator: Anthony L. Rigas, Universityof Idaho
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-385
2234 Introduction of Acoustics into
Basic Engineering Courses
0800-0945 Seminar
Engineering Acoustics Committee
Speakers:• Lawrence M. Aleamoni, University of Arizona---386• John T. Fitch, Association for Media-Based
Continuing Education for Engineers 395
Terry L. Gildea, Hewlett-Packard Company
2225 Cooperative Education Spectrum...Red/Determining Student Needs
0800-0945 WorkshopCooperative Education Division
Moderator: Richard Canale, Northeastern
University
Moderator: Harold W. Lord, Michigan
Technological University
Speakers: "Engineering Principles of Acoustics-
Noise and Vibration Control" Douglas D.
Reynolds, University of Nevada
"Engineering Acoustics and Noise Control"
Conrad J. Hemond, University of Hartford
"Industrial Noise and Vibration Control"
J. David Irwin, Auburn University
"Environmental Noise Pollution" Patrick F.
Cunniff, University of Maryland 399
"Noise Control for Engineers" Harold W.
Lord, Michigan Technological University 401
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2235 Dean's Offoce—Student Placement &
Retention
0800-0945 SymposiumEngineering Deans Council
Moderator: Terry E. Shoup, Florida
Atlantic University
Speakers: "Student Selection & Retention"
George Maler, University of Colorado
A. W. Young, Colorado School of Mines, andC. Britton, Colorado State University
"Student Selection, Placement & Retention
at Purdue University" William LeBold,Purdue University 385
"Data Systems to Support Student Selection,Placement & Retention at the Universityof Illinois" Howard W. Wakeland, Univer¬
sity of Illinois
2237 Engineering Graphics—Preparationfor Automation-I
0800-0945 Seminar
Engineering Design Graphics Division
Speakers:Dundar F. Kocaoglu, University of PittsburghRobert C. Waters, George Washington UniversityDavid Anderson, Massachusetts Institute of
Techno!ogy
2244 Research Interaction with Industry0800-0945 Panel
Egnineering Research Council
Moderator: E. H. Elevans, PennsylvaniaState University
Panelists: "Alcoa's University Research andGraduate Support Programs" M, Rawlinson,Aluminum Company of America
"Dow Chemical's Research and Graduate
Support Programs" Theodore E. Tabor,Dow Chemical Company
"General Electric's Research and Graduate
Support Programs" David G. Worden,General Electric Company
"Hewlett Packard's Research and Graduate
Support Programs" Jack Grout, HewlettPackard
Moderator: William Thrasher, FloridaInstitute of Technology
• Speakers: "Developing New Tasks for a Low
Cost Computer-Graphics System" Thomas G.
Boronkay, University of Cincinnati 413
"A Blend of Traditional /Computer-AidedInstruction for Freshman Engineering GraphicStudents" Vera B. Anand, Clemson University
I "Computer Graphics at Cal Poly-Pomona"Edward D. Gilbraith, California State
Polytechnic Univeristy 420
• "The Evolution of Engineering Graphics at
University of Nebraska at Lincoln" Robert
McDougal, Univeristy of Nebraska— -423
• "Plans for an Expensive Graphics LaboratoryIncorporating Both Traditional and ComputerGraphics" James O'Brien, Villanova Univer¬
sity 426
• "Design Criterion for the Future" Roy A.
Hartman, Texas A&M University 431
(C3T
2240 Research in Engineering Management0800-0945 SymposiumEngineering Management Division
Moderator: Robert E. Shannon, Texas A&M
University
2247 Laboratories for EngineeringTechnology
JoOO-0945 Panel
Engineering Technology Divisic
CCST
ion
Moderators: William R. Naylor, Purdue
University and Ronald J. Williams, Del Mar
College
Speakers: "Micro-Computer-Word Processingwith Engineering Technology Students"
Joseph Dandois and
Joseph Marchesani, Pennsylvania State
University -434
"Developing a Computer-Electro-Mechanical -
Course Sequence(Simulation Robotics)"Harold Griffith, University of Central
Florida - 437
"Programmable Controllers" Thomas
Robertson, Purdue University
"Instruction for Engineering and EngineeringTechnology Laboratories" Timothy W. Zeigler,Southern Illinois University 440
"58000 Teaching Laboratory Systems" Ken
Cook, Lawrence Institute of Technology
2248 Characteristics of Technology Students0800-0945 SymposiumEngineering Technology Division
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Moderator: Charles R. Thomas, Purdue
University
• Speakers: "Characteristics of Students
Who Transfer to Technology" Charles R.
Thomas, Purdue University
"Characteristics of Students at an All
ET College" Ranakumar Nadella, Southern
Technical Institute
• "A Bachelor of Technology Program: The
Urban Model" John Goodlet, City College of
the City University of New York
-447
423
2257 The Use of Computers in Industrial
r* Engineering Education* 0800-0945 Symposium
Industrial Engineering Division (C5J*
"The History of Women in Engineering"Martha Trescott, University of Illinois
"The Development of American MiningEducation" Kathleen Ochs, Colorado School
of Mines 474
"Retrospective Technology Assessment: Can
We Learn Anything From History" Ruth S.
Cowen, State University of New York
"The Science of Decentralized Technologyin 20th Century America" Howard Segal,Eastern Michigan University 484
Bernard Carlsen, Michigan TechnologicalUniversity "Academic Enterpreneurship at MIT:
Dugald C. Jackson and the Rise of the Elec¬
trical Engineering Dept., 1907-1930 188
2264 Flexible Manufacturing Systems
0800-0945 SymposiumManufacturing Committee
Moderator: Elden L. DePorter, Universityof Tennessee
Speakers: "The Use of Computers in Indus¬
trial Engineering Education" Elden L.
DePorter, University of Tennessee
"Integrating Computers into the ModernIndustrial Engineering Curriculum" WilliamE. Biles, Louisiana State University
"Teaching Robotics and Integrated Manufac¬
turing Systems in Industrial Engineering"Bob White, Western Michigan University 453
"Micro-processors and Their Use in the
Classroom" Donald R. Smith, Texas A&M
University 457
2258 Videotex Information Systems:A Tutorial
0800- 0945 Lecture
Information Systems Division
• Moderators: V. Raju and Dennis Nystom,Rochester Institute of Technology496
2265 Biomaterials
0800-0945
Materials DivisionSymposium
Moderator: L. Ernst, City College of
San Francisco
2268 Software Exchange0800-0945 Poster Session
Mechanical Engineering Division
Moderator: Kent L. Lawrence, University of
Texas at Arlington
Moderator: Roger W. Elliott, Universityof Florida
Speaker: "Videotext Information Systems: A
Tutorial" Thomas J. Harrison, IBM
Corporation
• Speakers: "The Bureau of Mines and SynfuelsDevelopment in America" Arnold Krammer,Texas A&M University
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22629
Presentation of the Soci
History of Technologyety for the
0800- 0945 SymposiumLiberal Studies Division
-461
2269 Mechanics in Engineering Technology0800-0945 SmposiumMechanics Division
Moderator: Raymond F. Neatherly, Oklahoma
State Uni versi ty -503
Speakers: "Mechanics in Engineering Technol¬
ogy—A Survey" Elli6t Eisenberg, Pennsyl¬vania State University 508
"Optimum Mathematics Usage in EngineeringTechnology" Ben Sparks, University of
Tennessee - 516
"Mechanics Laboratory in Engineering Tech¬
nology" Hal Roach, Purdue University 520
"Changes in the Teaching of Mechanics: From
the Slide Rule to the Computer" Kenneth
S. Moody, Vermont Technical College 526
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2279 Material Challenges in Nuclear PowerReactors
0800-0945 Lecture
Nuclear Engineering Division
2300 Engineering Education: Preparationfor Life
1000-1145 Main Plenary
Moderator: Paul J. Turinsky, North Carolina
State University
Speakers: "Reactor Pressure Vessel
Embrittlement" A.L. Lowe, Jr., Babcock and
Wilcox Company
"Pressurized Water Reactor Steam Generator
Performance" A. R. Vaia, WestinghouseElectric Corporation
"Fuel Pellet Clad Interaction" J. H. Davies,General Electric Company 529
Session Chairman: J. D. Andrade, Dean of
Engineering, University of Utah
Speakers:Chase Peterson, President, University of Utah
William Kolff, Pioneer Researcher
Lionel Baldwin, Dean of Engineering, Colorado
State University
2501 ABET Accreditation Information
1345-1530 Discussion GroupAccreditation Processes Committee
CC3T
2280 Engineering Design Experience for
Ocean Marine Engineers0800-0945 SymposiumOcean and Marine Engineering Division
Moderator: John M. Neidzwecki, Texas A&M
University
Speakers: "An Ocean Engineering Design Course
Sequence" Robert T. Hudspeth, OregonState University
"Ocean Engineering Design at Florida Atlantic
University" Jeffrey S. Tennant and
Stanley E. Dunn, Florida Atlantic University539 fC3#*"Ocean Engineering Design Experience at
Texas A&M University" David R. Basco, TexasA&M University
"Ocean Engineering Design for Navy Applica¬tions" Darrell A. Milburn, Naval OceanResearch and Development Activity
2282 Perspectives of Physics Teaching0800-0945 SymposiumPhysics Division
Moderator: Louis Russo, New Jersey Instituteof Technology
• Speakers: "Computer Based Testing and
Management for Introductory Physics"John T. May, United States Air Force
Academy
"Discovery as an Element of Teaching and
Learning Physics" William E. Evenson,Brigham Young University
"Some Ideas in Teaching Physics at the
University of Utah" George A. Williams
and Haven E. Bergeson, University of Utah
-541
Moderator: Richard E. Grace, Purdue
University
Speakers:David R. Reyes-Guerra, Accreditation Board for
Engineering and TechnologyJohn Alden, Accreditation Board for Engineer¬
ing and TechnologyEdward W. Ernst, University of Illinois
Richard P. D'Onofrio, Franklin Insitute of
Boston
2503 Computer Applications in AerospaceEngineering Courses
1345-1530 Symposium
Aerospace Division
Moderator: James C. Williams, III
Auburn University -544
I Speakers: "Use of the Advanced Continuous
Simulation Language and Other Special PurposeSoftware in Aerospace Engineering Curriculum"Malcolm A. Cutchins, Auburn University 546
"Student-Developed Computer Programs in
Aerodynamics and Propulsion" Melvin H.
Snyder, Wichita State University
• "Personal Computer Use in Junior Aerodyna¬mics" James F. Marchman,III and
David Pronko, Virginia PolytechnicInstitute and State University 55"'
"The Teaching of Basic Principles Using
Computer Games" William D. James, Iowa
State University
2511 Undergraduate Biomedical EngineeringCurricula
1345-1530 Discussion/GroupBiomedical Engineering Division
1984 ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings
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Moderator: Barry N. Feinberg, The Kendall
Company
2516 Educating the Educator I
1345-1730 Lecture
Chemical Engineering Division
Moderator: Harold S. Kemp, E. I. duPont de
Nemours & Company
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2517 Computers in Civil EngineeringEducation
1345-1530 SymposiumCivil Engineering Division
t Moderator: Anis Farah, Laurentian University 564
• Speakers: "Computers To Go" Eugene Chesson,
University of Delaware 567
• "Micro-computer Logistics and Applicationsin Civil Engineering Education" Hany Jamil
Farran, West Virginia Institute of Technol¬
ogy 570
• "Highway Geometric Design Using the Micro¬
computer" John M. Mason, Jr., Texas A&M
University 576
• "Integrating Civil Engineering Education
with Computer Technology" Rusk Masih,
University of Hartford 580
• "Teaching Design Using Judgment of the
Micro-computer" J. H. Moore and K. B.
Rojiani, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and
State University 583
• "Use of Computers to Increase Design Content
of Introductory Civil Engineering Courses"
Joseph P. Martin, Drexel University 588
• "An Integrated Design Computer System for
Structural Engineering Education" MardyThomas, Iowa State University 593
2521 A Multi-Media Affair on ComputersUsing Posters, Demonstrations, and
Video Tapes - Part I
1345-1730 Poster Session
Computers in Education Division
Moderators: Phillip M. Becker, Christian
Brothers College and
Raymond C. Jacquot, Universityof Wyoming
Speakers: "A New Course: Computer-Inte¬grated Machine Design Analysis" Mihir K.
Das, California State University
"The Simulation of Plane Kinematic Mechan¬isms on a Graphic Computer" A. G. Smith,C A. Mulvenna and
J. Jeswiet, Queens University 604
"Studing 3-D Sculptured Surfaces on a Micro¬computer" Holly K. Ault, Worcester Poly¬technic Institute—• 609
"Computer Graphics and Video Games with theAnalog Computer" Eugene Mitchell, UnitedStates Naval Academy
"Teaching HVAC Concepts Using Micro-compu¬ters" David B. Meredith, PennsylvaniaState University 613
"A User-interactive Method for Circuit
Analysis" Michael Savic, Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute 615
"ANACAM—A CAM Design and Analysis Programfor Micro-computers" Robert L. Norton,
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
"A Dot-matrix Printer Plotter Routine"
W. E. Eder, Royal Military College 620
"The Pocket Computer in Thermal Sciences"
A. Aziz, Gonzaga University 626
"Implementing a New Engineering Computer
Graphics Laboratory" Bruce Dewey,
John Steadman and
S. D. Hakes, Universityof Wyoming 632
"A Summer Workshop in Micro-processors and
Robotics for Gifted High School Students"
Byard Hauck, North Carolina State University
"Documenting Micro-computers for Student
Use" Emil C. Neu, Stevens Institute of
Technol ogy 638
"Introducing Engineering Students to the
Prime Computer" Woodrow W. Everett, III,University of Kentucky 643
"Micro-computers as an Engineering Tool"Kevin McDermott, New Jersey Institute of
Technology 650
Education in Computers and CAD/CAM: A
Canadian Perspective" J. Jesweit andB. W. Surgenor,Queens University 656
"Teaching Design Using Judgment and the
Micro-computer" J. H. Moore and
K. B. Rojiani, VirginiaPolytechnic Institute
and State University
Integration of Applied Programming, Plottingand the ISML Library" Margaret J. Vol and,Northeastern University 662
"Using NATLAB in Undergraduate Control
System Design" Anthony Zygmont,Villanova
University • 663
-599
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1984 ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings
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2523 The Professor's ContinuingProfessional Development
1345-1530 SymposiumContinuing Professional Development Division
• "The Design of Fluid Meters Apparatus for
a Flud Mechanics Laboratory" William S.
Janna, University of New Orleans 698
• Control of an Inverted Pendulum" Jerry W.
Watts, United States Naval Academy 706
• Moderator: Estelle D. Klingler, Universityof Cali fornia -670
• Speakers: "The Professor's Mid-Life Crisis"Edward J. Elnicky, Indiana University-Purdue University at Ft, Wayne -67l<C<r
"The Virginia Tech PC Initiative-And
Faculty Participation" Paul. E. Torgerson,Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State
University
2530 Individual Differences—Applicationsin the Design of Instruction
1345-1530 pane]Educational Research and Methods Division
2525Cooperative Education Spectrum...
Orange/Students with Special Needs
1345-1530 Workshop
Cooperative Education Division
Moderator: Richard Canale, Northeastern
University
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2526 Product Liability in the Classroom
1345-1530 Lecture
Design in Engineering Education Division
• Moderator: Charles F. Yokomoto, Indiana
University-Purdue University-Indianapolis 711
• Panelists: "Educational Activities to
Stimulate Intellectual Development in
Perry's Scheme" Richard Culver, Colorado
School of Mines and Technology 712
• "Integrating Piaget's Principles of Intellec¬tual Growth into the Engineering Classroom"
Michael Pavelich, Colorado School of Mines
and Technology 719
• "Cognition, Personality and HemisphericalDifferences: Clues for Designing Classroom
Instruction and Activities" Charles F.
Yokomoto, Indiana University-Purdue Univer¬
sity at Indianapolis • 723
• Moderator: C. 0. Smith, Rose-Hulman Insti¬
tute of Technology 674
Speakers:.
• T. F. Talbot, University of Alabama-Birmingham675
• L. E. Sissom, Tennessee Technological Univ¬
ersity '-675
• C. 0. Smith, Rose-Hulman Institute of
Technology -
675
2539 Church of the Latter Day Saints
Genealogical Library1345-1700 Seminar
Information Systems Division
2527 Innovations in Laboratory Instruc¬
tion - I
. 1345-1530 Lecture
CCSjf Division for Experimentation & Laboratory-
Oriented Studies
Moderator: Barbara Begg, University of
California-San Diego
Speaker: "Work on the Genealogical Library"David Mayfield, LDS Genealogical Library
GST
2542 Preparing the Engineer for a
Changing World
1345-1330 Symposium
Engineering Manpower Committee
Moderator: George Brockus, United States
Naval Academy
• Speakers: "Liquid-Liquid Extraction in a
Packed Column" Orville C. Sandall,
University of California 687
• "Introductory Micro-processor/Micro-computerLaboratories" I. S. Hwang and
L. I. Kinney, University of
Minnesota 693
Moderator: Fred Landis, University of
Wisconsin
• Speakers: "The United States EngineeringInfrastructure" William K. LeBold,
Purdue University 727
"The Effect of Changing Technologies in
Engineering Education" Jerrier A. Haddad,International Business Machines
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"Engineering Education for LifelongUtilization" Russel C. Jones, Boston
University -736
• Moderator: Demo A. Stavros, Texas A&M
University -763
"Modeling the Engineering Labor Market—Whose Crystal Ball is Fuzziest" Alan
Fechter, National Research Council 739
• Speakers: "Determination and Utilization ofReliability of Composite Scores" CharlesR. Thomas, Purdue University 765
2547 Graduate Programs in Technology*» 1345-1530 Panel
Engineering Technology Division
"Large Class Sizes...A Curse or a Cure?"
Wilford J. Toleman, Brigham YoungUniversity
"Effects of Classroom Performance Level
on Student Evaluation of Teachers in
Engineering Technology" Paul Rainey,Western Washington University
I Moderator: Tom Kanneman, Arizona State
University 749
Panelists: "Historic Foundation of Graduate
Education and Relationships to ET Education"
John C. Spille, University of Cincinnati
"Masters Programs in Engineering Technology-Trends and Future Needs" Ronald E. Scott,Wentworth Institute of Technology
• "Masters Programs in Technology at BrighamYoung University—Unique Approaches to Meet
Industry Needs" Kay Mortensen, BrighamYoung University 750
• "Doctoral Programs in Engineering TechnologyEducation Administration" Michael T. O'Hair,Indiana University 756
• "Doctoral Programs in Technology An Inter-
diciplinary Approach" Albert McHenry and
Thomas Kanneman,Arizona State University 759
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2548 Development of Faculty and Adminis¬
trators for Engineering Technology1345-1530 Panel
Engineering Technology Division
' Speakers: "Competencies Required of
Engineering Technology Administrators"Frank Gourley, Carolina Power and LightCompany 742
"Development of Faculty in EngineeringTechnology in the University: An Adminis¬trator's Perspective" Richard C. Combs,Purdue University
• "Development of Faculty in EngineeringTechnology in the Two-Year Colleges"Anne McNutt, Nashville State TechnicalInstitute 745
-772
"Combination of Semi-Notes and Overhead
Projector to Increase Student Comprehensionand Usable Notes" Melvin H. Snyder, WichitaState University 779
2552 Should Freshmen Be Required to Buy a
Micro-computer?--Pros and Cons
1345-1530 PanelFreshman Programs Constituent Committee
Moderator: Lawrence J. Hollander, The CooperUnion
Speakers: "Clarkson's Experience with Personal
Computers" H. L. Shulman, Clarkson
College
Personal Computer Computation: Closing the
Gap Between Real World and Textbook Problems"
Peter R. Rony and
Mark E. Davis, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University 785
"Freshmen Should Not be Required to BuyMicro-computers" Joel W. Hollenberg,The Cooper Union -783
"RPI Does Not Require Mandatory Micro-
Computers" James Moss, Rensselaer
Polytechnic Institute
2555 A Foot in Both Camps:Industry
1345-1530
Graduate Studies Division
University/
Panel
Moderator: Richard Schoen, National Science
Foundation
'
2549 Engineering'Technology TeachingEffectiveness
1345-1530 Panel
Engineering Technology Division
2557 Industrial Eng neering [nvolvementin ICAM
1345- 1530 SymposiumIndustrial Engineering Division
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Moderator: Thomas P. Cull inane Northeastern
University
Speakers: "Transferring ICAM Technologiesto Industries and the Classroom" Thomas P.
Cullinane, Northeastern University
"The Role of Industry in ICAM Technologies"Hughes Aircraft Company
"The ICAM Approach to Productivity Improve¬ment" ICAM Program Office
"Industrial Engineering Involvement in ICAM"
John Camp, Hughes Aircraft
2562 Liberal Education in the EngineeringCurricu urn: Synergism or
' Separation1345-1530 Panel
Liberal Studies Division
Moderator: J. D. Andrade, University of Utah
Panelists:L. Jackson Newell, University of Utah
Karen Spear, University of Utah
Noel DeNevers, University of Utah
2564 Automation—CIM in an Electrical
Manufacturing Environment'
1345- 1530 SymposiumManufacturing Committee
• "Integrating CAD/CAM" Richard J. Mayer, TexasA&M University, Timothy L. Ramey, Karen Ruoff,Hughes Aircraft Company 340
2567 Time I—Trends
Engineering
in Mechan ical
1345- 1530 Symposi urn
Mechanical Engineering Di \nsion
Moderator: Mason H. Somerville University
of Arkansas
• Speakers: "Transition and Change in
Mechanical Engineering Education and the
University of Delaware" The Impact of
CAD" Alok Kumar,J. R. Zimmerman andF. A. Kulacki, University of Delaware-793
• "Design of Mechanical Systems: A CapstoneCourse in Mechanical Engineering Design"James F. Thorpe, University of Cincinnati 803
"Development of an Undergraduate Programin Integrated Computer-Aided Engineeringat Duke University" Timothy Hight, Duke
University
• "Capstone Design—On Teaching Non-Engineer¬
ing Considerations in Engineering Design"
George Forman, University of Kansas- 808
• "The Development of a Thermal Energy System
Design Course" R. A. Potter andM. A. Paolino, United States
Military Academy —811
• Additional Contributors: "Inter-diciplinaryControl Dynamics Using a Personal Computer"Lionel Whitmer, Wichita State University 816
"Decision Support Design in Mechanical
Engineering" M. R. Naji and R. S. Sodhi,R. S. Sodhi, Wichita State
University
• "An Undergraduate Curriculum for Design in the
Systems Age" Farrokh Mistree and
Douglas Muster, University of
Houston 818
2569 Innovations
Part I
in Mechani-cs Education-
1345- 1530 SymposiumMechanics Division
Moderator: Verne Cutler, University of
Wisconsin
• Speakers: "Computer Graphics in Fundamental
Engineering Courses" Terry L. Caipen,United States Air Force Academy —827
• "The Effect of Graphic Competency on Statics
Grades" Roger Rutz and
L. V. Brillhart, Triton College 832
• "The Effectiveness of Group Projects in
Teaching Engineering Mechanics" Richard Gill
and Sallie Gordon, Wright State University—837
• Combining a Second Course in Solid Mechanics
with the Analysis and Design of Mechanical
Components" Arthur Burr, Universityof Texas--- - 842
• "The Physically Handicapped in EngineeringMechanics Courses" Donald Pierce and
Marin Bradley Munn, University of Nebraska—844
2577 Promotion and Tenure:
the Right Foot
Getti ng Off on
1345- 1530 Panel
New Engineering Educators Affairs Committee
Moderators: J. Jakubowski, University of
Toledo and
P. Davis, University of
Pennsylvania
Panelists: "The Merit Process in State
Schools" Robert Page, Texas A&M
University
"The Merit Process in Private Schools"
Joe Bordogna, University of Pennsylvania
"The Role of the Department Chairman in the
Tenure Process" Ted Keith, University of
Toledo
"How to Avoid Pitfalls in the Tenure
Process" James John, University of
Massachusetts
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1984 ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings XI
"Walking the Tenure Tightrope" Tim
Anderson, University of Florida
2580 ABET Accreditation of UndergraduateDegrees in Ocean Engineering
1345- 1530 WorkshopOcean and Marine Engineering Division
Moderator: Robert E. Randall, Texas A&M
University
2582 Physics Education
Bulgariain India and
1345- 1530 Lecture
Physics Division
Moderator: Brij Khorana, Rose-Hulman
Institute of Technology
Speakers: "Progress in Physics and Engin¬eering in India" Harry Meiners, Rens¬
selaer Polytechnic Institute
"Micro-electronics Research in Bulgaria"Edward W. Thomas, Georgia Institute of
Technology
,2590 Opportunities in
for EngineersTechnical Sales
1345- 1530 Panel
Relations with Industry Division
• Moderator: Lois B. Greenfield, University
of Wisconsin 849
Panelists:
Bob Tinkle, Hewlett Packard
Pam Hood, Corning Glass Works
Irene Beaver, Hewlett Packard
Nancy Elgie, Union Carbide Corporation
2603 Hangar Session
1545-1730 Discussion/GroupAerospace Division
Moderator: Ira D. Jacobson, Universityof Virginia
2611 Objectives of Biomedical EngineeringLaboratories
1545-1730 SymposiumBiomedical Engineering Division
Moderator: Gerard Miller, Texas A&M
University
Moderator: Harold S.Ketnp ,E. I. duPont de
Nemours & Company
2617 Innovative Education Techni quesUnder Constrained Re sources
1545- 1730 SymposiumCivil Engineering Division
Moderator: Olin K. Dart Jr., Louisiana
State University
Speakers: "Effective Use of Television in
Teaching Statics" Colby V. Ardis,University of Toledo
"Instructional Television in Geotechnical
Laboratories" Jack K. Poplin, Louisiana
State University
• "Utilization of Micro-computers in Teachinga Course in Structural Analysis" Mel Hosainand Pamela Hauer, University of
Saskatchewan 850
2621 A Multi-Media Affair on ComputersUsing Posters Demonstrations and
Video Tapes: Part II
1545- 1730 Poster Session
Computers in Education Division
Moderators: Philip M. Becker, Christian
Brothers College and Raymond C. Jacquot,University of Wyoming
2625 Cooperative Education Spectrum...Yellow/Facilitating Student Prepara¬tion Through Program Management
1545-1730 WorkshopCooperative Education Division
Moderator: Richard Canale, NortheasternUniversity
2630 ERM Forum-Aginum-Forum1545-1730 PanelEducational Research and Methods Division
Moderator: Lee Harrisberger, Universityof Alabama
2634 Teaching and Applications of Digital=» Signal Proces sing in Engineering
Acoustics1545- 1730 SeminarEngineering Acoustics Commi ttee
<c3j
cc^
2616 Educating the Educator II
1545-1730 Lecture
chemical Engineering Division CCcS
xn1984 ASEE Annual Conference Proceedings
Moderator: William S. Gatley, Motorola,Inc.
» Speakers: "A Graduate Level Course inAcoustical Data Measurments and Analysis"Gerald C. Lauchle, Pennsylvania State
University 855
"Digital and Analog Filter Compensation to
Improve Acoustical Characteristics ofTranducers" David P. Egolf, Universityof Wyoming
• "Introducing Digital Signal Processing in
Undergraduate Acoustics Courses" StanleyE. Dunn, Florida Atlantic University 861
"Applications of the Two Microphone Methodfor Measurements for Acoustic Intensity"Malcolm J. Crocker, Auburn University
• "Sound Intensity: An Old Idea Made
Practical by New Techniques" Joe Pope,Bruel & Kjaer Instruments, Incorporated 866
2637 Engineering Graphicsfor Automation—II
—Preparati on
1545- 1730 Semi nar
Engineering Design Graphics Division
2643 Findings and Implications of AAAS Studyon Education in Science, Engineeringand Public Policy
1545-1730 SymposiumEngineering and Public Policy Division
Moderator: Michael D. Devine, University of
Oklahoma
Speakers: "Results from the AAAS Study"Albert H. Teich, American Association for
the Advancement of Science
Barry Hyman, University of Washington
Robert P. Morgan, Washington University-St. Louis
2644 Research Administrators Workshop1545-1730 WorkshopEngineering Research Council
Moderator: C. A. Coberly, University of
Wisconsin
Moderator: Ronald Barr, University of Texas
Speakers: "The Simulation of Plane Kine¬
matics Mechanisms on a Graphic Computer"A. G. Smith, Queens University
"Incorporati ng Computer-Aided-Modeli ngand Simulation into Computer-Aided Design"Jose J. Granda, California State
University
"CAM in the Freshman Graphics" RobertLang, Northeastern University
"How Mining Consultants Aide in TeachingEngineering Graphics" James Weiss,
University of Alabama
tc<r
-870
"Changes in Dimensioning and TolerencingEngineering Drawings, with SpecificAttnetion to Geometric Tolerencing"Richard S. Marrelli, Los Angeles Pierce
College
"The Experience of Computer Graphics in
Descriptive Geometry at Fukuoka Univer¬
sity" Takemi Ezaki, University of Japanand Jon K. Jensen, Marquette University 872
"Using Computer Graphics to Enhance Com¬
prehension of Spatial Concept in Descrip¬tive Geometry" Jon K, Jensen, MarquetteUniversity and Takemi Ezaki, Universityof Japan— - - -879
2647 Continuing the Dialogue on
Engineering Technology Research
1545-1730 Panel
Engineering Technology Division
• Moderator: Ken Gowdy, Texas A&M University—-855
Speakers: "Engineering Technology Research
at Brigham Young University" John
Kunzler, Brigham Young University
• "Graduate Research in Electronics
Engineering Technology at Arizona State
University" Tom Kanneman, Arizona State
University —-886
"An Industrial Sponsored Research Project
in Robotics" George Peterson and
Ken Gowdy, Texas A&M
University 891
2648 Women and Minorities in Engineering
„,--*=' TechnologyCw<!4 1545-1730 Panel
Engineering Technology Division
Moderator: Harris J. Travis, Southern
Technical Institute
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• Panelists: "A Report on the ETD/DEC Study of
the Women in Engineering Technology" Diane
T. Rudnick, Suffolk University and
Joanne Tuck, Wentworth Institute of
Technology —896
• "Minorities in Engineeging Technology at
Purdue" Mary Ellen McGee, Purdue
University 900
• "Minority Enrollment in College PreparatoryMath Courses" Stan Ebner, University of
Houston 907
2649 Developments in EngineeringTechnology Curricula"
1545-1730
Engineering Technology Divi
Panel
sion
• Moderator: George Bugliarello, PolytechnicInstitute of New York -937
• Speakers: "Overview of the USSR Education
System" Larry Grayson, National Institute
of Education 938
• "Comparison Between the USSR and the USA
Graduate Education System" Leonid Kazovsky,Western Virginia University 945
"Transition in the USSR Graduate Education
System Since 1970" Leonid Roytman,Pennsylvania State University
"Some Personal Experiences with Metal¬
lurgical Research in the USSR" Richard W.
Heckel, Michigan TechnologicalUniversi ty
"Mechanical Engineering Education in theUSSR" Stanislaw Wojicki, WashingtonState University
• Moderator: Carole E. Goodson, Universityof Houston 914
I Speakers: "Keeping the Student Literate
After the First Programming Course"
William A. Miller, Western Carolina
University 915
• "Senior Design Projects—Bridge to the
Real World" C."-Downs and
J. Sindlar, New HampshireTechnical Institu'te 917
• "The Completely Computerized Campus--Effects on Engineering Technology"Larry J, Blake, Oregon Institute of
Technology 926
' "A Core Curriculum for BS TechnologyPrograms" Carole E. Goodson, Universityof Houston —930
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2657 The Role of Industrial EngineeringRobotics
1545-1730 SymposiumIndustrial Engineering Division
2652 Freshman Program Department Headss»
Meeting1545- 1730 Discussion/GroupFreshman Programs Commi ttee
CC^'
Moderator: Larry L. Northup, Iowa State
University
• Speaker: "ABET Accreditation Update and
Implications for Freshman EngineeringPrograms" Robert L. Young, Universityof Tennessee Space Institute
• Moderator: D. L. Kimbler, University of
South Florida - 948
Speakers: "Robotics and Industrial Engineer¬ing: The Curriculum" Ray Asfahl,University of Arkansas
"Robotics and Industrial Engineering:Research Areas" John Nazemetz, OklahomaState University
• "Robotics and Industrial Engineering:Industrial Interaction" D. L. Kimber,University of South Florida 949
2659 Micro-computers/Mini-processors in
the Laboratory Experiments1545-1730 SymposiumInstrumentation Division
-934
2655 Graduate Education in the Soviet
=» Union and the United States1545-1730 Panel
Graduate Studies Division
Moderator: E. Gerber, Drexel University
Speakers: "The Micro-computer, a Virtual
Insturment for the Undergraduates Chem¬
ical Engineering Laboratory" R. H. Heist,H. Saltsburg, andT. Olsen, University of Rochester 951
"Using the Commodore VIC-20 in an Under¬graduate Mechanical Engineering Labora¬
tory" Charles Stanley, West VirginiaUniversity 956
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"A Micro-computer-Interfaced Engine TestStand for the Mechanical EngineeringLaboratory" J. W. Holdenberg and
C. Moog, Cooper Union 959
"The Personal Computer in the ElectricalInstrumentation Laboratory"--E. L. Gerber,Drexel University •—965
2678 Nominating Committee Meeting1545-1730 Clised Business MeegingNominating Committee
Moderator: Joseph C. Hogan,Notre Dame University
2664 Manufacturing Committee Rap Session
1545-1730 Discussion GroupManufacturing Committee
2690 The Requisitie Skills for Engineers1545-1730 Panel
Relations with Industry Division
Moderator: Lou Gennaro, Rochester Institute
of Technology
2667 Time II—Trends in Mechanical
EngineeringSymposium
Mechanical Engineering Divisione^f" 1545-1730
Moderator: Martha J. Johnson, VirginiaPolytechnic Institute and State
University
Panelists: "An Industry Perspective" A. C.
Stewart, Union Carbide Corporation
"A University Perspective" Paul E.
Torgerson, Virginia Polytechnic Institute
and State University
Moderator: Richard W. Mortimer,Drexel University
• Speakers: "A Thermal Systems Analysis,
Design and Optimization Course with
Micro-computer Emphasis" Rick 0. Cou-
villion, University of Arkansas 972
• "Engineering Graphics and ComputerGraphics: Do They Belong Together"Davor Juricic and
Ronald E. Barr, University of Texas
at Austin - 978
• "Multiple Choice Examinations, an Increase
In Efficiency or a Decrease in Quality"R. A. Springman and G. S, Jakubowski,
University of Toledo 985
• "Micro-processor Applications in Mechanical
Engineering" Herman Migliore,
Craig Spolek and
Eugene Warner, Portland
State University 988
• Additional Contributors: "An Instructional
Computer Program for Computing the Steady,
Compressible, Turbulent Flow of an Arbi¬
trary Fluid Near a Smooth Wall" Boyd Gatlin
and B. K. Hodge, Mississippi State
University - - - -994
• "A Step Into Engineering" A. K. Karplus,P. Szaban, and
M. Valikhani, Western New England College—1001
2817 Civil Engineering Rap Session
2000-2200 Discussion/GroupCivil Engineering Division
Moderator: Ronald W. Eck, West VirginiaUniversity
2832 BSEE (Bull Session in EE Education)1900-2200 Discussion Group
Moderator: David Conner, University of
Alabama
2678 Nominating Committee Meeting1545-1730 Closed Business MeetingNominating Committee
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