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Electronic Library
Peer Reviewed Educational Materials on
Sustainable Engineering
Welcome!
This page will guide your use of the CSE Electronic Library for:
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accessing modules for use in class or research,
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submitting a module to the library,
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and reviewing a module that you have been asked to peer review.
Accessing Modules
All CSE library materials are available via the new interface of the
National Engineering Education Delivery System (NEEDS), accessible at
http://www.engineeringpathway.com
by clicking on 'Advanced Search' and then 'Higher Ed' and finally
'Selected Collections' with a checkmark in the box for Center for
Sustainable Engineering Electronic Library. This new interface to the
NEEDS archive also has the capability to share comments on use of
modules which will be very important for our community.
If looking for ideas on
sustainable engineering for your class, there are thousands of resources
on the Engineering Pathway website in the various collections besides
the Center for Sustainable Engineering collection.
Submitting Modules
Modules should include a general introduction as a background to the
topic; a detailed technical discussion which constitutes the body of the
module and may include figures, tables, and equations in addition to
text; a complete bibliography of references cited in the module; and
possibly illustrative example problems with solutions worked out.
Homework problems, class project descriptions, datasets, visual aids
such as PowerPoint slides, and other materials are also welcome as
supporting documents but do not constitute a module by themselves.
Solutions should be provided to all problems. If visual aids are
included, slide notes or captions for each image should be provided.
Authors may also submit an "Instructor's Guide" containing suggestions
for the way the material can be taught, special features of the module,
and any information that may help an instructor make maximum use of the
module in the classroom. More information on modules and how to submit
them can be found in the
Guidelines for Authors.
In these Guidelines, you will be directed to complete three steps:
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complete a
Module Submission Form,
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access the submission website
http://mstracker.com and upload your module as
well as information from the
Module Submission Form,
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and verify receipt of your submission.
You can view a
Sample Module Submission Form
already completed to assist with the first step. Additional details on
submitting modules can be found in the
Guidelines for Authors.
Reviewing Modules
You will be sent an email with a link to the module you are asked to
review. Please follow that link and complete your review on the website
within the given time period. We greatly appreciate your willingness to
perform a review!
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