Titlebook: Embedded Engineering Education; Roman Szewczyk,Ivan Ka?telan,Vlado Sruk Conference proceedings 2016 Springer International Publishing Swit

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Conference proceedings 2016 some experiences and researches outside this project havebeen included. This book provides information about the achieved results of theE2LP project as well as some broader views about the embedded engineeringeducation. It captures project results and applications, methodologies, andevaluations. It

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-313-6633-0tion up to spacecraft technology. This development opened the question about a new engineering profile being able to act in research and development of embedded systems. Critical parts of this curriculum are the learning platform, embedded software education, methodologies and tools in education, ev

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Meteorologie und Ozeanographie,ne of the characteristics of these technologies is that future users do not always have a thorough knowledge of AR and its applications in engineering education. Furthermore, the technology is in search of applications, and there are few existing HCI guidelines for AR interfaces. In this sense, the

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Sean Kean,Jonathan C. Hall,Phoenix Perry is composed of both specific software and hardware elements and provides useful information and assistance in Electronic Laboratories. The document first presents the overall system and its objectives under the E2LP project. Then its components, their functioning and adaptation to educational purpo

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-76412-2y approach, involving different technologies and system solution optimizations. The paper presents the results of Remote Laboratory (RL) services development for distance learning for Embedded Systems Education, developed under E2LP. The paper addresses advanced information technologies solutions in

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How to Cut NATO and Warsaw Pact Forces,ealized covering up to several weeks of workload. This work presents a documentation of four students projects developed and performed at University of Freiburg in the Advanced Embedded System Laboratory. This laboratory contains a dynamic classroom approach in which the required laboratory hardware