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Check out the latest standards related news and announcements in the News & Features section just updated! This IEEE Standards in Education website provides materials and resources in addition to links to the various Standards Development Organizations (SDOs) and other associations supporting the incorporation of the teaching of standards in the various undergraduate engineering and engineering technology programs. The content within this site is also useful to those in the public who are interested in learning more about standards, their applications, and their impact on designing new products, processes, and services. The Standards in Education site includes: Tutorial Modules and Case Illustrations introducing the history of standards; basic terminology; applications; their impact on product, process, and service design; and examples of the uses of standards in general and within various technical domains. Applications submitted by students and/or their faculty mentors which describe the way specific standards were applied to a task and how they impacted the design process. A Glossary providing descriptions of commonly used standards-related terms and words or phrases used in the tutorials and case illustrations. A Reference Guide which provides an alphabetical listing of standards development bodies and standards-related terminologies including acronyms and abbreviations with descriptions and hyperlinks to the relevant websites. News & Features about standards, including articles, papers, and book reviews for additional reading. A Gateway to Other Learning Opportunities to learn more about standards information offered by other organizations. For more information on the IEEE Standards in Education Project, please click “About the Project” in the menu above. To start using this web site, select and click the area of interest from the menu at the top of the page. The IEEE Standards in Education Web Portal and its online learning products and resources are made possible through support and funding from the IEEE, specifically the IEEE Standards Education Committee (formerly the IEEE Standards in Education Task Force), the IEEE Educational Activities Board, the IEEE Standards Association, the IEEE Foundation, and the National Science Foundation. Thank you for your interest in IEEE Standards Education. Please take a moment to tell us how we can improve the site to better meet your needs by completing this short survey. |
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