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In December 2010, Kanazawa Technical College (KTC) became the first school from Japan to join the CDIO Initiative. As a Japanese College of Technology (a.k.a., Kosen), KTC admits students from the age of 15 to complete a five-year intensive engineering program in one of three departments while simultaneously fulfilling certification requirements for their secondary education. While the member schools of the CDIO Initiative are primarily universities and colleges at the tertiary level of education, the unique role of the Kosen system arguably enables and very nearly requires the adoption of the principles behind the CDIO Framework. This presentation will make the argument for why CDIO is appropriate for the purposes of the engineering education at a Kosen in addition to other institutes of higher education in Japan. Practical examples of the CDIO principle in educational programs at KTC will be shown to further elaborate the initiatives for improving student mastery of fundamental and technical skills, creativity and ingenuity in the development of new systems, and awareness of their responsibilities as engineers within society. Learn more about: CDIO - http://www.cdio.org/ KTC - http://www.kanazawa-tc.ac.jp/en/
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Engineering Education Initiatives at Kanazawa Technical College Robert W. Songer 2014 CDIO Asian Regional Meeting March 24 – 26, Kanazawa Institute of Technology
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Engineering Education Initiatives

at

Kanazawa Technical College

Robert W. Songer2014 CDIO Asian Regional Meeting

March 24 – 26, Kanazawa Institute of Technology

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About KTC

Why CDIO at KTC

Practical Examples

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About KTCAge

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Elementary School

Junior High School

High School

Masters

Doctorate

University(KIT)

College ofTechnology

(KTC)

30% Industry70%

Primary

Secondary

Tertiary

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Kosen(College of Technology)

Quality of graduatesMobility for international scene

Quantity of graduatesLow- and mid-level trainability

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Fundamental Competencies for Working Persons

Generic skills for working with various people in the workplace and the local community

Compiled in by the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry (METI)

Adopted into industrial policy for developing global human resources

2006 2010

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Songer, Robert and Takeshi Fujisawa. "An Interpretation of the CDIO Framework with Self-Assessment." Creative Engineering Design Education 13.1 (2013): 70-78.

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Model Core Curriculum

Fundamental abilities, specialized abilities, and cross-disciplinary abilities with competency levels set to industry requirements

国立高等専門学校機構 . モデルコアカリキュラム(試案) . 2012. <http://www.kosen-k.go.jp/pdf/mcc20120323.pdf>.

2012Tentative plan published by the

Institute of National Kosen

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Model Core CurriculumEngineering Education Outcomes

Core Minimum Standards

Japan Accreditation Board for Engineering Education

Engineering Council UK CDIO Syllabus

Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology

国立高等専門学校機構 . モデルコアカリキュラム(試案) . 2012. <http://www.kosen-k.go.jp/pdf/mcc20120323.pdf>.

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Model Core CurriculumAnticipated Efficacy

国立高等専門学校機構 . モデルコアカリキュラム(試案) . 2012. <http://www.kosen-k.go.jp/pdf/mcc20120323.pdf>.

Improvement of practical and creative engineering education1

Social accountability for the quality of education2

A basis for students to realize their own academic progress3

Smoother compatibility in the certification of transfer credits4

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Model Core CurriculumAnticipated Efficacy

国立高等専門学校機構 . モデルコアカリキュラム(試案) . 2012. <http://www.kosen-k.go.jp/pdf/mcc20120323.pdf>.

Effective indicators for third-party evaluations, JABEE, etc.★

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CDIO vs. JABEE

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CDIO vs. JABEE

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Kaizen(Continuous Improvement)

Diagram by Karn G. Bulsuk (http://www.bulsuk.com)

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CDIO Standards & PDCA

"The CDIO Standards v 2.0 (with customized rubrics)." 8 December 2010. CDIO. 3 March 2014. <http://www.cdio.org/files/document/file/CDIOStdsRubricsv2.0_2010Dec8.doc>.

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PDCA

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Practical Examples

Authentic Learning ExperiencesCommunity Collaboration Projects

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Electrical & Electronics Engineering

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Mechanical Engineering

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Global Information Technology

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Creating value in the local community with a woman’s touch.

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ReferencesSonger, Robert and Takeshi Fujisawa. "An Interpretation of the CDIO Framework with Self-

Assessment." Creative Engineering Design Education 13.1 (2013): 70-78.

"The CDIO Standards v 2.0 (with customized rubrics)." 8 December 2010. CDIO. 3 March 2014. <http://www.cdio.org/files/document/file/CDIOStdsRubricsv2.0_2010Dec8.doc>.

国立高等専門学校機構 . モデルコアカリキュラム(試案) . 2012. <http://www.kosen-k.go.jp/pdf/mcc20120323.pdf>.

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