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Towards a European Net Campus for Industrial Mathematics

Towards a European Net Campus for Industrial Mathematics. Matti Heilio Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland ECMI 2004. Interactive environments and online education. evolution of educational materials from textbook to interactive cross media learning environments

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Towards a European Net Campus for Industrial Mathematics

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  1. Towards a European Net Campus for Industrial Mathematics Matti Heilio Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland ECMI 2004

  2. Interactive environments and online education • evolution of educational materials • from textbook to interactive cross media learning environments • challenge in educational research • new paradigm of learning processes

  3. Upper hand of the web • easy access and portability • flexible updates, dynamic edition • benefits of multi/hypermedia • links, references, help/find facilities, quiz-structures, pedagogic checkpoints, animations, interactive exercises • remote lectures, videoconference etc

  4. Tomorrow’s textbook • cross media combining printed text, CD/DVD/video and a web-environment • university-publishing industry collaboration needed • a product renewing itself dynamically • web section is close to the real-time activities in research laboratory

  5. Industrial mathematics & web • small nodes of excellence • pooling of special expertise • distributed multicampus audience • industrial R&D personnel as users • special topics • new emerging themes

  6. Virtual communities • network access and flexible media tools make it possible to create a net community - multicampus audience • the use of distributed knowledge base of experts in teaching and consulting • specialized course themes • tailored courses for special sectors

  7. European eLearn initiative? • European Netcampus on Industrial Mathematics • menu of professional level courses • current eLearning technologies • access to integrated library of software • adequate network support

  8. Features • development of software for publishing interactive web-documents • remote access tests/development of proto-level mathematical software • pilot study on production model • collaboration with ePublishing industry

  9. The goal, a vision • 10-20 universities • other partners? • 20-30 course environments • 1-3 per producer unit • topics in modelling, numerics and scientific computing • revision and support plan for 5 years

  10. Long term scenario • R&D units and SME research engineers seen as users/clients • repository of courses, training environment, tools to assist in R&D-processes • Model A. Subcription based access • Model B. Agreement with a publisher involved in e-publishing.

  11. Jonas Mockus: Graduate Studies and Research Collaboration in the web • Theory, Software and Applications • Home Work Guide • Personal Videoconferencing • Prof Jonas Mockus, Kaunas • http://soften.ktu.lt/~mockus/

  12. Topics • A Set of Examples of Global Optimization • A set of Examples of Discrete Optimization, Dynamic Programming, and Linear Programming • A Set of Optimization Software Systems

  13. Video-conferencing • An example of video-conferencing • Broadcating from Kaunas • Receiving in Vilnius Technical University

  14. School Scheduling • Optimizing Profiled School Shedule • An example of Bayesian Heuristic Approach

  15. Optimal Packing • 3D-packer • An example of optimal packing by heuristics

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