Mathematical modelling in engineering: A proposal to introduce linear algebra concepts

<p>The modern dynamic world requires that basic science courses for engineering, including linear algebra, emphasize the development of mathematical abilities primarily associated with modelling and interpreting, which aren´t limited only to calculus abilities. Considering this, an instruc...

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Main Authors: Andrea Dorila Cárcamo, Joan Vicenç Gómez, Josep María Fortuny
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Language:English
Published: OmniaScience 2016-03-01
Series:Journal of Technology and Science Education
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Online Access:http://www.jotse.org/index.php/jotse/article/view/177
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spelling doaj-39bd757bef1b4aa2a6d6d6fa98d403f12020-11-24T21:23:48ZengOmniaScienceJournal of Technology and Science Education2013-63742016-03-0161627010.3926/jotse.17799Mathematical modelling in engineering: A proposal to introduce linear algebra conceptsAndrea Dorila Cárcamo0Joan Vicenç Gómez1Josep María Fortuny2Universidad Austral de ChileUniversidad Politécnica de CatalunyaUniversidad Autónoma de Barcelona<p>The modern dynamic world requires that basic science courses for engineering, including linear algebra, emphasize the development of mathematical abilities primarily associated with modelling and interpreting, which aren´t limited only to calculus abilities. Considering this, an instructional design was elaborated based on mathematic modelling and emerging heuristic models for the construction of specific linear algebra concepts:  span and spanning set. This was applied to first year engineering students. Results suggest that this type of instructional design contributes to the construction of these mathematical concepts and can also favour first year engineering students understanding of key linear algebra concepts and potentiate the development of higher order skills.</p>http://www.jotse.org/index.php/jotse/article/view/177Mathematical modelling, emerging models, instructional design, linear algebra, spanning set, span
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author Andrea Dorila Cárcamo
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Mathematical modelling in engineering: A proposal to introduce linear algebra concepts
Journal of Technology and Science Education
Mathematical modelling, emerging models, instructional design, linear algebra, spanning set, span
author_facet Andrea Dorila Cárcamo
Joan Vicenç Gómez
Josep María Fortuny
author_sort Andrea Dorila Cárcamo
title Mathematical modelling in engineering: A proposal to introduce linear algebra concepts
title_short Mathematical modelling in engineering: A proposal to introduce linear algebra concepts
title_full Mathematical modelling in engineering: A proposal to introduce linear algebra concepts
title_fullStr Mathematical modelling in engineering: A proposal to introduce linear algebra concepts
title_full_unstemmed Mathematical modelling in engineering: A proposal to introduce linear algebra concepts
title_sort mathematical modelling in engineering: a proposal to introduce linear algebra concepts
publisher OmniaScience
series Journal of Technology and Science Education
issn 2013-6374
publishDate 2016-03-01
description <p>The modern dynamic world requires that basic science courses for engineering, including linear algebra, emphasize the development of mathematical abilities primarily associated with modelling and interpreting, which aren´t limited only to calculus abilities. Considering this, an instructional design was elaborated based on mathematic modelling and emerging heuristic models for the construction of specific linear algebra concepts:  span and spanning set. This was applied to first year engineering students. Results suggest that this type of instructional design contributes to the construction of these mathematical concepts and can also favour first year engineering students understanding of key linear algebra concepts and potentiate the development of higher order skills.</p>
topic Mathematical modelling, emerging models, instructional design, linear algebra, spanning set, span
url http://www.jotse.org/index.php/jotse/article/view/177
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