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Designing a blended-learning Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering for non-traditional students
A blended-learning Bachelor's degree in electrical engineering is designed within the program “Upward mobility through academic training”. A questionnaire concerning learning intentions and needs returned by 144 potential non-traditional students was evaluated in the conception phase. The consequences for the design of the program are discussed.