Work in progress - use of a system for evaluation of learning and formative feedback in fluid mechanics

Author(s):  
Jay Martin ◽  
John Mitchell ◽  
Jennifer Welter ◽  
John Wiley
Author(s):  
Jeffrey Harris ◽  
Julia Filiplic ◽  
Hema Nookala ◽  
Nicholas Petrelli

 Abstract –Face-to-face peer review was introduced into a third-year engineering course as a mechanism for providing formative feedback on written reports and oral presentations. The design of the peer review exercises are a work-in-progress, and in this paper we present our reflections on the first experience of using peer review in this course. As authors, we are the course lecturer and three students, and so we present our reflections from both instructor and student perspectives. Through our reflections, we identified that peer review was a valuable tool for formative feedback. We suggested that student engagement could be increased by improving the structure how peer review was implemented in the course.  


Author(s):  
Vladimir Kudriavtsev ◽  
Vladimir Polyshchuk ◽  
Olga Saynina

We present work in progress results showing how CFD can be utilized to study heart sound acoustic signatures. Special emphasize is given to the dynamics of cardiac cycle, its fluid mechanics interpretation and to the structure of the heart sounds S1 and S2.


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