Presentations held at the seminar

Transformed and Improved Learning Experiences of Mathematics in Engineering Programmes: Contributions from Mathematics Education Research
Simon Goodchild, University of Agder

Purpose and Goal in Mathematics
Hans Georg Schaathun, NTNU

Role of Vizualization in Mathematics
Daniela Velichova, Slovak University of Technology

Integrating Mathematics and Engineering Education at TU Delft: meet PRIME1 pre, during and post COVID-19
Annoesjka J. Cabo, Delft University of Technoloy

Design principlies for digitally assessing linear algebra
Tracy Craig and Alisa Lochner, University of Twente

High Quality Questions for E-Assessment in Mathematics
Dennis Gallaun, Karsten Kruse and Christian Seifert, Technische Universität Hamburg

On embedding dynamic mathematical tools into computer-aided assessment systems - preliminary findings from a pilot study
Mats Brunström, Maria Fahlgren, Mirela Vinerean and Yosief Wondmagegne, Karlstad University

Mathematical Reasoning in Engineeering Statics
Burkhard Alpers, Aalen University

An Educational Note on the 1d Heat Equation
Wigand Rathmann, Friedrich-Alexander Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg

Gamification in the study of mathematics for engineering students
Marjeta Skapin Rugelj and Joze Rugelj, University of Ljubljana

New use of digital teaching tools to connect with students during COVID-19
Arnhild Lunde and Tonje Vedde Fiskerstrand, NTNU

COVID-19's Impact on the Quality of Educational Process and the Academic Performance as Viewed by IT Students: A Case Study in Text Mining
Natalja Maksimova, Avar Pentel and Olga Dunajeva, Virumaa College of Tallinn University of Technology

Experience gained during online teaching
Marie Demlova and Petr Habala, Czech Technical University in Prague

The importance of mathematics in problem and project based learning in engineering
Michael R. Hansen, University of Agder

Active learning in mathematics - what is it good for?
Duncan Lawson, Conventry University

Three-Level System for Teaching Mathematics in Engineering Education
Milena Sipovac, Corinna Modiz, Stefanie Winkler and Andreas Körner, TU Wien

Students' self-awareness of learning agility: a case-study
J. Mendonca, School of Engineering Polytechnic of Porto and C. M. A. Pinto, University of Porto and L. Babo, Porto Accounting and Business School

Mathematical Competence Assessment and Work in Groups
Daniela Richterikova, Slovak University of Technology

New guidelines for the National Curriculum Regulations for Engineering Education in Norway
Anders Tranberg, University of Stavanger, Mette Mo Jakobsen, Universities Norway/University of Agder, Inger Johanne Lurås, University of South-Eastern Norway, Arvid Siqveland, University of South-Eastern Norway and Thomas Gjesteland, University of Agder

Student as partners in the development of math support center
Ane Sofie Andersen, Even Vehus, Filmon Berhe Mebrahtom, Jenny Johannessen, Silje Hatlevik, Teklematiam Weldehawariat, Rokana Alo, Benjamin Ims, Ali Shahab Rezaii, Preben Forsland, Lillian Egelandsaa, Eva Dønnestad and Thomas Gjesteland, University of Agder

SimReal - Software Demonstration
Per Henrik Hogstad, University of Agder

Mathematics in a programme for Electric Systems Design and Innovation
Torstein Bolstad, Lars Lundheim, Morten Nome and Frode Rønning, NTNU

Improving engineering student's engagement in calculus tasks: Contribution of an oral assessment in group work
Thomas Gjesteland, Vegard Lima, Yusuf F. Zakariya and Hans Kristian Nilsen, University of Agder

An investigation into variations of engineering students's attitude towards mathematics across gender and age: A MIMIC model approach
Yusuf Zakariya, University of Agder

Probability and Statistical Methods: Assessing Knowledge and Competencies ASSESSING KNOWLEDGE and COMPETENCIES - a case study at ISEC
Deolinda M. L. D. Rasteiro and Cristina M. R. Caridade, Coimbra Institute of Engineering 

Mathematics for engineers: a case study about assessing knowledge and competencies
Cristina M. R. Caridade, Deolinda M. L. D. Rasteiro, Coimbra Institute of Engineering and Daniela Richatarikova, Slovak University of Technology in Bratislava

Engagement of engineering students with maths support
Farhana Gokhool, Coventry University

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Summary discussion groups
What did we learn from the Covid-19 experience for improving future teaching and learning?
Burkhard Alpers, Aalen University

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