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Sunday 29/06/2008
 
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   08.30 – 09:00 
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  Registration 
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   09.00 – 17:30 
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   EIE-Surveyor
  General Meeting 
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   16:30 – 17:30  
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   Registration 
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   18.00 – 20:30 
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   Welcome
  Reception at Tallinn
   Town Hall 
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Monday – 30/06/2008
 
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   08.30
  – 09.00 
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   Conference
  Registration  
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   09.00
  – 10.30 
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   Plenary
  Opening 
  Chair: Anthony E. Ward 
    
  Welcome 
  Gert JERVAN 
  Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
    
  Organizational Issues 
  Helena KRUUS 
  Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
    
  EAEEIE Award Ceremony 
  Anthony E. WARD 
  University of York, United Kingdom, President of the EAEEIE 
    
    
  Keynote Speech 
    
  Globalization in
  Micro/Nanoelectronics Education and Research: A Critical Analysis in the
  Context of the Bologna
  Process 
  Manfred GLESNER, Thomas HOLLSTEIN, Leandro INDRUSIAK, Peter ZIPF 
  Technische Universität
  Darmstadt, Institute of Microelectronic Systems, Germany 
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   10.30
  – 11.00 
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   Coffee
  Break 
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   11.00
  – 12.30  
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   Sessions
  1A and 1B 
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   Session
  1A – E-Learning I 
  Chair: Michael HOFFMAN 
    
  Practising problem solving
  using mobile technologies 
  Richard SEATON 
  The Open University, United Kingdom 
    
  Vaasa Region E-Girls – Education of Electrical
  Engineering for the Senior
   Secondary School
  Students 
  Leena KORPINEN, Maarit VESAPUISTO, Timo VEKARA 
  University of Vaasa, Finland 
    
  Enabling Students
  Contemporary Ways of Learning Using e-Supported Courses 
  Tarmo ROBAL, Ahto KALJA 
  Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
    
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   Session
  1B – Remote and Virtual Labs I 
  Chair: Artur JUTMAN 
    
  Remotely Controlled Multi
  Robot Environment 
  Raivo SELL, Tauno OTTO 
  Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
    
  Remote Learning
  Environment for Visual Based Robot Navigation 
  Ionut DINULESCU, Dorin POPESCU, Alice PREDESCU 
  University of Craiova, Romania 
    
  A Shared Resources Network 
  Dorin POPESCU1, Mircea IVANESCU1,
  Marian POBORONIUC2, Ciprian STEFAN2, Theodor BORANGIU3,
  Florin ANTON3, Silvia ANTON3,
  Nirvana POPESCU4, Decebal POPESCU4 
  1University of Craiova, Romania 
  2Technical University
    of Iasi, Romania 
  3CIMR Bucharest,
   Romania 
  4Politehnica University
    of Bucharest, Romania 
    
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   12.30
  – 14.00 
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   Lunch 
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   14.00
  – 15.30  
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   Sessions
  2A and 2B 
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   Session
  2A – Teaching Resources I 
  Chair: Saba
  MYLVAGANAM  
    
  HDL-s and FPGA-s in
  Digital Design Education 
  Peeter ELLERVEE, Uljana REINSALU, Anton ARHIPOV, Eero IVASK, Kalle
  TAMMEMÄE, Teet EVARTSON 
  Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
    
  A Project Driven Digital
  Design Course Using FPGAs 
  António J. ARAÚJO, José C. ALVES 
  Universidade do Porto, Portugal 
    
  Teaching UML in Moodle
  Environment 
  Zbigniew MROZEK 
  Malopolska Higher
  Vocational School in Cracow,
   Poland 
    
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   Session
  2B – Pedagogy I 
  Chair: Jose V. BENLLOCH-DUALDE 
    
  English for Specific
  Purposes in the Context of Electrical Engineering Curricula: A Case Study 
  Maria M. KANTONIDOU 
  School of Pedagogical and
  Technological Education (ASPETE), Greece 
    
  Expansion of E-learning
  Phenomenon with the Special Focus on Language Courses 
  Miloslava ČERNÁ, Petra
  POULOVÁ 
  University of Hradec
  Králové, Czech Republic 
    
  Introduction of Blended
  Learning in the Course Delivery 
  Ilmars SLAIDINS, Marite TREIJERE 
  Riga Technical University, Latvia 
    
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   15.30
  – 16.30  
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   Coffee
  Break and Poster Session 1 
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   Poster
  Session 1 
  Practical Experience for
  Designing a Power-Efficient Wireless Sensor Network 
  Daniel DIGON, Nicolás MEDRANO, Belén CALVO, M. Teresa
  SANZ,  Santiago CELMA 
  University of Zaragoza, Spain 
    
  The Concept of Electrical
  Equipment Maintenance and Quality Training System 
  Marek Antonii JAKUBOWSKI, Andrzej WAC-WLODARCZYK, Michal CHARLAK 
  Lublin University
    of Technology, Poland 
    
  Systematic Design of the
  Web Portals 
  Ladislav TAKÁČ, Ján LIGUĐ, Ján SARNOVSKÝ 
  Technical University of Kosice, Slovakia 
    
  Lifelong Learning Online
  Course 
  Jaromír HRAD, Tomáđ ZEMAN 
  Czech Technical
  University in Prague, Czech Republic 
    
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   16.30
  – 18.30 
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   Sessions
  3A and 3B 
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   Session
  3A – Assessment and Quality I 
  Chair: Joseph BARSICS 
    
  Quality Management in
  Institutions of Higher Education as a Feedback Control Problem 
  Michael H.W. HOFFMANN 
  University of Ulm, Germany 
    
  Code of Good Teaching Practices
  Based on Criteria Quality 
  Juan (José) MARCUELLO1, Inmaculada  PLAZA2, Francisco  ARCEGA1, Ana Maria LÓPEZ2,
  Carlos MEDRANO2, Tomás POLLÁN1, Montserrat CORBALÁN3, Emiliano
  ALDABAS3, Ana Blanca POSA2  
  1EUITI of Zaragoza, University of Zaragoza, Spain;
   
  2EUP of Teruel, University of Zaragoza, Spain;
   
  3EUETI of Terrassa, Technical University of Catalonia, Spain 
    
  Clustering Analysis on
  Questionnaire Data for Programme Accreditation 
  George PAPADOURAKIS1; Fernando Maciel
  BARBOSA2; Cyril BURKLEY3; Michael HOFFMANN4;
  Daniel PASQUET5; Georgios TSIRIGOTIS6; Ioannis
  KIRIAKIDES1 
  1Technological Educational Institute of Crete, Greece;
   
  2INESC Porto,
   Portugal;  
  3University of Limerick, Ireland;  
  4Universität Ulm,
   Germany;  
  5ENSEA, France;  
  6Technological Educational Institute of Kavala, Greece 
    
  A Quality Assessment
  Methodology for EIE Resources Available Through the Internet 
  Dervis Z. DENIZ1,Jose L. MARZO2, Denis
  GENON-CATALOT3,  Jean-Marc
  THIRIET4 
  1Eastern Mediterranean
    University, Turkey 
  2Universitat de
    Girona, Spain 
  3IUT Valence,
   France 
  4Université Joseph Fourier Grenoble,France 
    
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   Session
  3B – Bologna
  Process I 
  Chair: Dante del CORSO 
    
  A New International
  "Professional" Bachelor’s Degree in Wireless Networks and Security 
  Jean-Marc THIRIET, Denis LUBINEAU, Philippe BENECH, Emil NOVAKOV,
  Anna DERIOZ, Jean-Michel TERRIEZ 
  Université Joseph Fourier Grenoble  - IUT1, FRANCE 
    
  The Application of the
  Tuning Methodology to the Electrical and Information Engineering Disciplines
  across Europe 
  Anthony E. WARD1, Jozef
  JASENEK2, Jean-Marc THIRIET3 
  1University of York, England 
  2Slovak University
  of Technology, Slovak Republic 
  3Université Joseph Fourier - IUT 1, France 
    
  A Survey of the Evolution
  of the Bologna Process in EIE in Europe 
  Maria João MARTINS1, Jean-Marc THIRIET2,
  Olivier BONNAUD3, Michael HOFFMANN4, Michel ROBERT5,
  Jose BENLLOCH6 
  1IST, DEEC, AC-Telecomunicaçőes,
   Portugal 
  2Université Joseph Fourier, France 
  3Université de Rennes 1, France 
  4Universität Ulm,
   Germany 
  5Université Henri Poincaré, Spain 
  6Universidad Politecnica
    de Valencia, Spain 
    
  New Results for the
  EIE-Surveyor Project 
  Jean-Marc THIRIET1, Michel ROBERT2, Maria
  João MARTINS3, Anthony E. WARD4, Olivier BONNAUD5,
  Michael HOFFMANN6, Hamed YAHOUI7, Hélène FREMONT8 
  1Université Joseph Fourier, France 
  2Université Henri Poincaré Nancy 1, France 
  3Universidade Tecnica
    de Lisboa, Portugal 
  4University of York, United Kingdom 
  5Université de Rennes 1, France 
  6Universität Ulm,
   Germany 
  7Université Claude Bernard Lyon 1, France 
  8Université Bordeaux
  1, France 
    
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   18.30
  – 20.30 
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   Dinner 
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   20.30
  – 22.00 
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   Evening
  Panel 
  European
  Qualifications Framework (EQF) 
  Moderator: Michael H.W. HOFFMAN, Universität Ulm, Germany 
    
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Tuesday – 01/07/2008
 
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   08.30
  – 10.00 
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   Sessions
  4A and 4B 
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   Session
  4A – Pedagogy II 
  Chair: Jean-Marc THIRIET 
    
  The Attributed Importance
  in the Humanitarian Dimension of Study of Technological Direction from the
  Factors of Technological Education 
  Georgios TSIRIGOTIS1, Dimitrios POGARIDIS1,
  Anastasios KARASAVOGLOU1, Georgios PAPADOURAKIS2; Jan
  LIGUS3 
  1Technological Educational Institute of Kavala, Greece;
   
  2Technological Educational Institute of Crete,
  Greece;  
  3Technical University of Kosice, Slovakia 
    
  Student Forgetting Model:
  Practical Experience 
  Vello KUKK, Martin JAANUS 
  Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
    
  5 Key Lessons for
  Educators in EAEEIE when Dealing with Students with Mental Ill Health 
  Penn K. SNOWDEN 
  University of York, United Kingdom 
    
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   Session
  4B – Teaching Resources II 
  Chair: Dervis Zihni DENIZ 
    
  Tools for the
  Visualization and Numerical Calculation of Guided Waves in Step-Index Fibers
  and Their Application in Optical Communications Courses 
  Samuel VER HOEYE 
  University of Oviedo, Spain 
    
  Teaching Digital Test with
  BIST Analyzer 
  Artur JUTMAN1, Anton TSERTOV1, Anton TSEPUROV1,
  Igor ALEKSEJEV1, Raimund UBAR1; Heinz-Dietrich WUTTKE2 
  1Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
  2Ilmenau University
    of Technology, Germany 
    
  Software Tool for the
  Understanding of Varactor-Based Frequency Multipliers 
  Franco RAMIREZ, Sergio SANCHO, Almudena SUAREZ 
  Universidad de Cantabria, Spain 
    
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   10.00
  – 10.30  
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   Coffee
  Break 
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   10.30
  – 12.30  
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   Sessions
  5A and 5B 
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   Session
  5A – Curriculum Development and Degree Structure 
  Chair: Olivier BONNAUD 
    
  Industry Feedback on
  Skills and Knowledge in Real-Time Software Engineering 
  Adam PILAT1, Andrew J. KORNECKI2,
  Jean-Marc THIRIET3, Wojciech GREGA1, Miroslav SVEDA4 
  1AGH University of Science
   & Technology,
   Poland, 
  2Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, USA, 
  3Grenoble Université, France, 
  4Brno University
    of Technology, Czech Republic 
    
  Challenge: Engineering
  Education 
  Romanas Vladas KRIVICKAS, Algimantas VALINEVIČIUS 
  Kaunas University
    of Technology, Lithuania 
    
  Implementation of a US-European
  Transnational Degree in Engineering 
  Jean-Marc THIRIET1, Thomas B. HILBURN2, Andrew
  KORNECKI2, Wojciech GREGA3, Miroslav SVEDA4 
  1Grenoble Université,
   France 
  2Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, USA 
  3AGH University
  of Science  & Technology, Poland 
  4Brno University
    of Technology, Czech Republic 
    
  Introduction of Graduate
  Schools in Estonia
  – Impact to the 
  Graduate Education in ICT 
  Gert JERVAN, Margus KRUUS, Ennu RÜSTERN 
  Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
    
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   Session
  5B – Bologna Process
  II 
  Chair Anthony E. WARD 
    
  A View on the PhD Studies
  in Bologna
  Process 
  Jozef JASENEK, Jozefa ČERVEŇOVÁ                          
  FEI STU Bratislava,
  Slovak Republic 
    
  Bologna Process and Higher Technical Education in Ukraine 
  Hryhoriy ZASPA 
  Cherkasy State
  Technological University,
   Ukraine 
    
  A Learning Knowledge
  Framework for a First Graduate Course in Programming 
  Jose Manuel Burgos ORTÍZ, Javier Galve FRANCÉS, Julio
  García MARTÍN 
  Technical University of Madrid, Spain 
    
  Lublin University of Technology as a Partner of EIE-Surveyor
  Project. Report on Fulfilment of Task 1.1– Tuning Questionnaires 
  Andrzej WAC-WŮODARCZYK, Piotr BILLEWICZ 
  Lublin University
    of Technology, Poland 
    
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   12.30
  – 14.00 
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   Lunch 
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   14.00
  – 15.00 
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   Invited
  Talk 
  Chair: Raimund Ubar 
    
  New Global Strategies for
  Higher Education in Electronics and Information Technologies 
  Hannu TENHUNEN, Tapio SALAKOSKI 
  Turku Centre for Computer Science, University of Turku, Finland 
    
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   15.00
  – 16.00  
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   Coffee
  Break and Poster Session 2 
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   Poster
  Session 2 
  Evaluation of E-Learning
  Courses - Internal Methodology 
  Petra
  POULOVÁ, Miloslava ČERNÁ                               
  University of Hradec
  Králové, Czech Republic 
    
  Changes of Equipment and
  Topics in Laboratory of Circuit Theory 
  Juozas SVEIKATA, Brunonas DEKERIS 
  Kaunas University
    of Technology, Lithuania 
    
  A Practical Approach to
  Circuit Theory Course in an Electric Engineering Programme 
  Manuel M. T. VALDEZ1, Paulo F. TAVARES1,
  Cristina I. F. AGREIRA1, Carlos M. FERREIRA1, Fernando
  P. M. BARBOSA2 
  1Instituto Superior de Engenharia de Coimbra, Portugal 
  2Faculdade de Engenharia da Universidade do
  Porto, Portugal 
    
  Computer Supported Gaining
  Knowledge in the Field of Electromagnetism 
  Jozefa ČERVEŇOVÁ 
  Slovak University of Technology, Slovakia 
    
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   16.00
  – 17.30 
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   Sessions
  6A and 6B 
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   Session
  6A – Teaching Resources III 
  Chair: Samuel VER HOEYE 
    
  Development of an HMI
  Based on the OPC Standard 
  Serge BOUTER1; Rachid MALTI2, Hélène
  Frémont2 
  1IUT Bordeaux
  - Université Bordeaux 1, FRANCE 
  2IMS UMR 5218 CNRS - Université Bordeaux 1, FRANCE 
    
  Laboratory Education of
  Communication Technologies 
  Tomáđ ZEMAN, Jaromír HRAD 
  Czech Technical
  University in Prague, Czech Republic 
    
  Voice Recognition Software
  to Assist Deaf Students in Lectures : Extending the
  Technology to Support all Learners. 
  Iain STEWART, David K. HARRISON, Malcolm ALLAN 
  School of Engineering
  and Computing, Glasgow Caledonian
    University, UK      
    
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   Session
  6B – Teaching Resources IV 
  Chair: Peeter ELLERVEE 
    
  APRICOT: a Framework for
  Teaching Digital Systems Verification 
  Jaan RAIK, Maksim JENIHHIN, Anton CHEPUROV, Uljana REINSALU, Raimund
  UBAR 
  Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
    
  Advanced IC Implementation
  Flow Courses - IDESA. 
  Bart DE MEY 
  IMEC v.z.w., Belgium 
    
  International Cooperation to
  Develop Low Cost Equipment Devoted to Microelectronics Laboratory Education 
  Olivier BONNAUD1; Bertrnnd CARBONE2, Yves DANTO2;
  N. ORDONEZ3, Nilton MORIMOTO3,
  R.D. MANSANO3 
  1CCMO- pôle CNFM - University
  of Rennes 1, France 
  2pôle CNFM Université Bordeaux 1, France 
  3Escola 
  politecnica da USP - University of Sao Paulo, Brazil 
    
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   17.30
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   Social
  Event 
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Wednesday – 02/07/2008
  
 
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   09.00
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   Session
  7A and 7B 
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   Session
  7A – Remote and Virtual Labs II 
  Chair: Jan LIGUS 
    
  Functional Remote
  Laboratory for Distance Learning in Microelectronics and Intelligent
  Instrumentation Master Teaching 
  Belen CALVO, Nicolas MEDRANO, Maria (T.) SANZ, Santiago CELMA, Daniel DIGON 
  University of Zaragoza, Spain 
    
  Web-Based Framework for
  Distributed Remote Laboratory in the Field of Digital System Test 
  Eero IVASK, Artur JUTMAN, Jaan RAIK, Raimund UBAR      
  Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
    
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   Session
  7B – E-Learning II 
  Chair: Hamed YAHOUI 
    
  Virtual course
  "Environmental Issues of Electric and Electronics Industry" 
  Katri KESTI, Jari LATVA-TEIKARI, Toni LĹNGSJÖ, Riitta LEHTELÄ, Leena
  KORPINEN 
  Tampere University
    of Technology, Finland 
    
  Developing Virtual
  Teaching Assistants for Open e-Learning Platforms 
  Eduardo RODRÍGUEZ, Juan Carlos BURGUILLO, Daniel Amós
  RODRÍGUEZ, Fernando Ariel MIKIC, Juan Carlos GONZÁLEZ-MORENO,
  Vicente NOVEGIL 
  University of Vigo, Spain 
    
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   10.00
  – 10.30  
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   Coffee
  Break 
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   10.30
  – 12.00 
    
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   Invited
  Talks 
  Chair: Jozef JASENEK 
    
  The Lisbon Convention and Recognition Issues in
  the European Higher Education Area 
  Gunnar VAHT 
  Lisbon Convention Committee, Estonian ENIC/NARIC, Estonia 
    
  EC2 – Elastic Compute
  Cloud 
  Simone BRUNOZZI 
  Amazon Web Services, Luxembourg 
    
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   12.00
  – 13.30  
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   Lunch 
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   13.30
  – 15.30 
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   Session
  8 
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   Session
  8 – Assessment and Quality II 
  Chair: Cyril BURKLEY 
    
  The Synthesis Level in
  Bloom’s Taxonomy – a Nightmare for an LMS 
  Heinz-Dietrich Wuttke1, Raimund Ubar2, Karsten
  Henke1, Artur Jutman2 
  1TU Ilmenau,
   Germany 
  2Tallinn University
    of Technology, Estonia 
    
  Using Blooms Taxonomy of
  Learning to Make Engineering Courses Comparable 
  Michael H.W. HOFFMANN 
  University of Ulm, Germany 
    
  Integrating the Assessment
  of Contents, Skills, and Abilities in Curricula Design 
  Dante DEL CORSO 
  Politecnico di Torino, Italy 
    
  Quality Management for
  Mathematical Information Technology Teaching at the Kokkola University Consortium Chydenius   
  Ismo HAKALA, Mikko MYLLYMÄKI 
  University of Jyväskylä, Finland 
    
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   15.30
  – 16.00 
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   Closing
  Session, Best Paper Award Ceremony and EAEEIE 2009 
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   16.15
  – 18.00 
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   EAEEIE
  Plenary Meeting 
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   18.00
  – 18.15 
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   Coffee
  Break 
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   18:15
  – 19:30 
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   EAEEIE
  Council Meeting 
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