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Representing Knowledge for E-Courses via Generic Models -- An Application to the Analysis of DC Electrical Circuits
This paper describes a work in progress which consists in representing semantic and procedural knowledge related to the analysis of direct current electrical circuits taught to electrical engineering undergraduate students. To that end, a domain-independent cognitive-computational knowledge representation model is used. The resulting modelled knowledge is taught through an intelligent learning environment prototype