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The Obligation of Artificial Intelligence (AI) Tools in Engineering Education 4.0

2024·0 Zitationen·Journal of Effective Teaching and Learning Practices
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Engineering Education 4.0 (EE-4) represents the latest paradigm in engineering pedagogy, uniting time-honored instructional methods with cutting-edge technologies most notably artificial intelligence (AI). As AI underpins the Fourth Industrial Revolution, it is imperative that engineering curricula inculcate both theoretical understanding and practical proficiency in AI concepts and applications. This responsibility falls squarely on educational institutions, which must ensure that graduates emerge not only conversant with AI but capable of leveraging its capabilities to address complex, real-world challenges. In this study, we first establish a robust framework for evaluating engineering knowledge within AI-enhanced instruction by adapting the Technological, Pedagogical, and Content Knowledge (TPACK) model. This framework guides the design and deployment of AI-based instructional tools and provides a metric for assessing their pedagogical effectiveness. We then implement an AI-driven platform utilizing the conversational agent ChatGPT as a testbed for facilitating student engagement with authentic engineering problems. A cohort of undergraduate students at RK University, Rajkot, was invited to interact with the platform over the course of a semester, applying AI-guided insights to laboratory exercises, design projects, and collaborative assignments. Quantitative and qualitative analyses were performed to compare the frameworks predicted levels of tool efficacy against observed student outcomes. Results indicate that, while theoretical evaluations of the AI tool forecast high pedagogical value, empirical evidence demonstrates that student performance improved commensurately, fulfilling the core objectives of Engineering Education 4.0. These findings underscore the obligation of engineering programs to integrate AI tools systematically, thereby preparing graduates to navigate and shape the rapidly evolving technological landscape.

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