Introducing Humanitarian Engineering Concepts to the Curriculum of Telecommunications

Andrzej Marek Borys

Abstract


This paper describes a “distributed method” of introducing the humanitarian engineering principles and concepts to the curriculum of telecommunications at a maritime university.  That is by modifying appropriately the syllabi of the telecommunications subjects taught. The propositions made in this area are illustrated by the concrete examples taken from the current Polish Qualifications Framework for the higher education system in Poland. And, for clarity and consistency of presentation, fundamentals and principles as well as a basic terminology and features of this Framework are also highlighted here shortly. Moreover, it has been shown that the approach presented in this paper is more useful compared to a method based on organization of some special courses for students on the humanitarian engineering, in particular when this regards a maritime university.

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S. Sławiński et al., The Polish Qualifications Framework: User’s Guide, Educational Research Institute: Warsaw, 2017; also November 18, 2017; www.kwalifikacje.edu.pl/download/publikacje/PQF_UG.pdf.

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-----, WWW-pages of IEEE Communications Magazine in 2017; https://www.comsoc.org/commag/call-for-papers.


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