Abstract
This paper presented a framework for an e-based mechanical engineering course learning. It utilizes the Internet technology and standards to communicate between the educator and students in an interactive matter. It discusses a novel way of delivering course content for students over the Internet. Using the developed framework, the instructor can set up his/her online course materials and resources, manage class student groups, and administrate student evaluation. It may be used on-site by full time students to establish an efficient interaction between the student, course content and instructor. It also offers online courses that make education accessible to distance learning students. The new system utilizes Internet technology to demonstrate class material using text, images, sound, video, 3D images and visualization, and even simulates the 3D and physical models according to the class requirements. This research also introduces a model for randomly generating exam to help the user practice taking the exam. The practice exam is graded instantly and reported to the user through web. It also provides a model for collaborative learning environments and synchronizing. Using the developed framework improves the way engineering students can understand mechanical engineering principals. It also relaxes the geographical boundaries between the students and the instructor without significantly changing the quality of learning experience. We introduce a case study and developed system implementation for CAD/CAM learning principals and Integration.
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