AAEE - Australasian Association for Engineering Education

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The AJEE has been published since 1990, and papers from 1994 onwards are available. Volumes from 1994-1998 are only available in hardcopy - to request a copy email the editors. Papers from 1999 to 2006 are available for download here. Papers from 2007 onwards are available at the Engineers Media AJEE site. You will need to enter either your Engineers Australia membership number or your AAEE membership number to gain access.

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2006

Author(s)	Date published	Title
K. Willey & M.Freeman	03 Nov	Improving teamwork and engagement: the case for self and peer assessment
Stuart Palmer & Sharyn Bray	30 Sep	Reasons stated by Commencing Students for Studying Engineering and Technology

2005

Author(s)	Date published	Title
M. Alias & D. E.Gray		The Learning Heirarchy Technique: An Instructional Analysis Tool in Engineering Education
A. C. R. Tavner		Outcomes-Based Education in a University Setting

2004

Author(s)	Date published	Title
Roger Lewis		Importance-Performance Analysis
T. J. Roberts		The Virtual Machines Laboratory

2003

Author(s)	Date published	Title
Julie Mills & David Treagust	20 Dec	Engineering Education - is Problem-based or Project-based learning the answer?
Aydin Inal	14 Dec	Assessing basic process skills in practical science and technology using simple manufactured objects
Oyeshola F. Kofoworola	02 Jul	Engineering Education in Nigeria: Present Learning Systems and Challenges for the Future
Stephan Hussmann & Chris Smaill	13 Jun	The use of Web-based Learning and Communication Tools in Electrical Engineering

2002

Author(s)	Date published	Title
S R Palmer	28 Aug	A Review of Strategic Issues in Using the Internet for Teaching and Learning

2001 - Vol 9 No 2 (final "paper" issue)

Author(s)	pg	Title
	109	Editorial
T Berreen	111	Book Review - Engineering the Future
S R Palmer	113	Whither Management Studies in Australian Engineering Undergraduate Courses
J Walkington	127	Designing the Engineering Curriculum to Cater for Generic Skills and Student Diversity
J Jawitz, N Marais & H Hanrahan	137	Using Accreditation to Drive Curriculum Development in Engineering
H Stonyer	147	The Problem of Women in Engineering - Is It Women, Engineering Academics, Curriculum or Engineering - Where to Act?
E Baryeh, P Squire & M Mogotsi	163	Engineering Education for Women in Botswana
J Jawitz	173	Priorities for the New Engineering Education Movement in South Africa
J Madadnia, H Koosha & J McKenzie	179	Development of a Learner-Focussed Sustainable-Engineering Subject
W Lawrance, A Klinzmann, A Ludewig & K Tonkin	193	Expanding Their Horizons: Teaching Engineering Students German Language and Culture

2000 - Vol 9 No 1, 2000 - "Secondary to Tertiary Transition"

Guest Editors: Ian Macdonald and Doug Hargreaves

Author(s)	pg	Title
T Berreen	5	Editorial
I Macdonald	7	What do We Mean by Transition and What is the Problem?
C A Scott, V McKain & R Jarman	21	The Challenges and Benefits of an Orientation Camp for First Year Engineering Students
C A Crosthwaite & G Churchward	39	Reflections on a Residential Orientation Program
T Anderson & A Brady	47	Easing the High School &endash; University Transition for Students in Civil Engineering at UTS
D Hagan & I Macdonald	65	A Collaborative Project to Improve Teaching and Learning in First Year Programming
D Lowe & C Scott	77	Managing Variations in Prior Learning Related to Computing Skills
I Ternel	93	Low Achievement and the Mismatch Between Personal and University Learning Styles in Mechanical Engineering Students