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GenAI Integration into Engineering Education: A Case Study of an Introductory Undergraduate Engineering Course
arXiv β CS AI|Kadir Kozan, Ozgur Keles, Sihan Jian, Serkan Ayvaz, Krzysztof Sierszecki, Sewon Joo|
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A case study examined how engineering instructors integrated GenAI tools into undergraduate coursework for the first time, finding that student performance on formative exercises improved. While students were initially excited to use GenAI, their usage declined over time, and integration remained at basic levels of replacing traditional methods rather than transformative applications.
Key Takeaways
- βStudents' formative exercise performance increased after GenAI integration into engineering coursework.
- βInitial student excitement about using GenAI in coursework diminished over time.
- βTechnology integration remained at basic levels, primarily replacing other instructional methods or improving coding efficiency.
- βEngineering faculty's experimental experiences with GenAI provided valuable context-specific insights.
- βHigher education institutions should encourage GenAI experimentation given the unknowns around emerging technology.
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