International Journal of Engineering Education

Volume 15  Number 6

Special Issue on Mathematics Education of Engineers

Guest Editors:
Shirley Pomeranz and Chung-Yau Lam

Contents

Shirley Pomeranz,
University of Tulsa,
Tulsa OK, USA
and
Chung-Yau Lam
Nanyang Technological University,
Singapore
Guest Editorial
S.S.Sazhin
University of Brighton,UK
Assessment of Mathematical Elements in Engineering and Science Subjects
S.Askarpour and T.J.Owens, 
Brunel University,UK
On the non –uniqueness of Characteristic Vectors
G.D.Allen,J.Herod,M.Holmes,
V.Ervin,R.Lopez,J.Marlin,
D.Meade,D.Sanchez, 
Texas A&M University,USA
Strategies and Guidelines for Using a computer Algebra System in the Classroom
D.B.Meade and A.A.Struthers, 
University of South Carolina,USA
Differential Equations in the new Millennium: the Parachute Problem
T.J.Murphy, R.E.Goodman, J.J.White,
University of Oklahoma,USA
Using the Web in Multivariable Calculus to Enhance Visualization
D.B.Small,
US Military Academy,West Point,USA
Core Mathematics for Engineers, Mathematicians and Scientists
H.Pleym,
Telemark College,Porsgrunn,Norway
Visualizing Free and Forced Harmonic Oscillations using Maple V R5
M.Maixner,
Maine Maritime Academy,USA
Mathcad in Teaching Ideal Fluid Flow with Complex Variables
L.R.Mustoe  and  A.C.Croft, 
Loughborough University,UK
Motivating Engineering Students by Using Modern Case Studies
R.Marchand ,
US Military Academy,West Point USA
T.J.McDevitt, 
Millersville University,USA
Learning Differential Equations by Exploring Earthquake Induced Structural Vibrations: a Case Study
J.Taylor,
University of Southern Queensland,Australia
Mathematics Support Program for commencing Engineering Students between 1990 and 1996: an Australian Case Study
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