模拟呼吸系统疾病的电路:一个跨学科的学士项目

M. Ghita, Jasper Juchem, M. Ghita, I. Birs, Ricardo Cajo, D. Copot, C. Ionescu
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本文介绍了比利时根特大学土木工程专业本科最后一年的一个多学科项目。在这个项目中,在前三年的学习(本科课程)中所学的概念被应用到一个真实的系统中。电路的建立是为了模拟在呼吸树的特定位置发生的变化。使用这个跨学科项目测试的假设是,如果存在与实际功能的联系,就学习过程而言,可以提供更好的理解并导致更好的结果。在这个项目中,学生需要建立一个肺气道特性之间的类比,并使用等效电路来评估和模拟疾病的变化。在这个项目中,学生们学会了在一个团队中工作,并在团队成员之间分配任务。他们获得的另一项重要能力是时间管理。他们还培养了海报设计和展示的技能,培养了批判性思维。所有这些都导致了项目的成功实施,他们能够批判性地评估模拟疾病的变化。
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Electrical circuits to mimic respiratory diseases: an interdisciplinary bachelor project
This paper introduces a multidisciplinary project that is given in the last year of bachelor studies in civil engineering at Ghent University, Belgium. In this project, concepts learned during the first three years of study (bachelor program) are applied on a real system. Electrical circuits are build to mimic changes occurring at specific locations in the respiratory tree. The hypothesis tested using this cross-disciplinary project was that if a link exist to a real functionality provide a better understanding and leads to better outcomes in terms of learning process. In this project the students need to build an analogy between the lung airways properties and use equivalence to electrical circuits to evaluate and mimic changes from disease. During this project the students learned to work in a team and to allocate tasks among the team members. Another important competence that they have gained is time management. They have also developed skills for poster design and presentation, developed a critical thinking. All these have lead to a successful implementation of the project and they were able to critically asses changes to mimic diseases.
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