ECETDHA Business Meeting
CIEC – New Orleans, LA
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
5:00pm – 7:00pm
ECETDHA Business Meeting
Tuesday, February 12th at 5:30pm – 7:00pm
CIEC 2008 – New Orleans, LA
Note – the plan for this meeting is to reserve as much time as possible for a working session of the
Assessment Test Project ‘Body-of-Knowledge’ team (and as many Association members as are willing to
join in). For that reason, agenda items discussions will be held to a minimum.
Ron Land, Chair
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Agenda
Call to Order (R. Land)
Approval of June Meeting Minutes* (R. Land)
Treasurer’s Report* (W. Buchannan)
Report on Mini-Grant Awards* (R. Land)
Nomination/Election of New Officers (R. Land)
a. Elections due next year – Secretary/Treasurer, 4-Year Rep., 2-Year Rep.
b. Be thinking of nominations or volunteering
Report on CTAA Activities (T. Hall)
IEEE Resources* (R. Land)
External P&T Database Update (R. Land)
Second Interface Article from the Association
Assessment Testing Project Update* (R. Land)
a. Status Update
b. Project Management Team
c. Body-of-Knowledge Team
d. Implementation Plan
Comments for Good of the Association
Adjournment of Business Meeting
Assessment Testing Project – Working Session (D. Clark/K. Beauchamp of SME)
* – Indicates attachments
Electrical and Computer Engineering Technology Department Heads’ Association
Semi-Annual Business Meeting ** ASEE Annual Conference ** Honolulu, HI
Tuesday, June 26, 2007 at 7:00 a.m.
Room 303B – Honolulu Conference Center
Minutes
The meeting was called to order by the Chair, Ron Land, at 7:00 a.m. Members of
the METDHA came by and were very appreciative of our refreshments which were
arranged for by Tom Hall! The agenda for the meeting was distributed to all in
attendance and approved. The meeting was begun with an introduction of all in
attendance. The 25 attendees (two are missing here) were:
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Cal Poly Pomona
DeVry University
Florida A&M University
Kansas State- Salina
Michigan Technological U.
NJIT
Northwestern State U.
Old Dominion University
Penn State U.- Erie
Prairie View A&M
Purdue University
RIT
RIT
RIT
Southern Poly
SUNY-OCC
Texas A&M
Texas A&M
University of Dayton
University of Maine
Wayne State U.
Weber State University
Western Washington U.
Affiliation
Gerald Herder
Amin Karin
Thomas Bellarmine
Saeed Khan
Nasser Alaraje
Ron Rockland
Tom Hall
John Hackworth
Robert Weissbach
Cajetan M. Akujuobi
Bob Herrick
Carol Richardson
Chance Glenn
John Stratton
Brent Jenkins
Ramesh Gaoukar
Walter Buchanan
Jay Porter
Scott Segalewitz
Scott Dunning
Chih-ping Yeh
Bill Clapp
Todd Morton
Approval of the minutes of the February 8, 2007 meeting in Palm Springs was
obtained by Ron Land.
The Treasurer's Report prepared by Walter Buchanan was reviewed and approved.
The Association’s current account balance stands at $5,847.75. Membership as of
this date stands at 84.
Proposed revisions to the association’s By-laws were approved and are now noted
in the By-Laws. The proposed Mini-grants Program new version was approved. The
“Guidelines for ECETDHA Mini-Grants” and the updated “By-Laws” will be sent to
the membership. Mini-grants of up to $1,000 will be available to the membership.
The Chair will notify the membership twice yearly about the application deadline
for mini-grants. The grant guidelines were changed to show that proposals
should be submitted electronically and to indicate eligible applicants included
faculty and staff of programs/schools represented by a member of the
association.
Bob Herrick of Purdue reported on the “External P&T Reviewer Database” and where
we are going from here.
There was also a discussion of the “Assessment Testing Project” and an update on
the status of potential funding from IEEE. This included:
a. Discussion re. Refining Goal of Project
i. BOK/Specialty Modules
ii. B.S./A.S. programs
iii. Incentives to Use Exam
b. Identification of Resources/Volunteers from Association
i. Delineation of BOK & Key Specialties (Committee)
ii. Topic Experts/Question Developers
iii. Coordinators
iv. Funds/Other Resources
c. Action Plan – Where to From Here
The CTAA Report was made by Tom Hall as follows:
a. Recruiting: Members are encouraged to visit TryEngineering.Org and look
around the site. It has become very popular developed and presented by IEEE to
help attract secondary school kids to engineering/technology. This site was
designed to be discipline neutral. Any comments or suggestions can be forwarded
to Tom Hall.
b. Retention: IEEE is working on a new project known as "Real World
Engineering." IEEE has a request for proposals for workshops and discovery based
projects on the web site below. Timelines are very short, but there is an
honorarium of $5000 for selected proposals.
http://www.ieee.org/web/education/university/RealWorldEngineering
c. IEEE Program
- the proposed
has been forwarded to
submission to ABET as
likely be included in
2009-2010 cycle.
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criteria
standard
Criteria Reviews:
change to add "engineering standards" to the EET criteria
the Educational Activities Board for approval and
"proposed program criteria." Proposed criteria will most
the 2008-2009 TAC Criteria and not be effective until the
the Computer ET criteria will be reviewed by CTAA this year.
ABET General Criteria: There will be a new round of "harmonization" of
in the coming year. ABET is attempting to make the general criteria as
as possible across the four accrediting commissions.
e. ABET PEV Training: ABET is assuming responsibility for training new
Program Evaluators. IEEE will no longer conduct initial training of PEVs. The
good news is that ABET will fund the training, including travel and lodging.
This should help in efforts to recruit PEVs from industry and government.
Training will include "pre-work" done on-line prior to a one-day "in-class"
training session. Classroom training will consist primarily of a simulated visit
with small groups and mentors.
Current officers of the ECETDHA are:
Chair: Ron Land
Past Chair: Tom Hall
Sec/Treas: Walter Buchanan
4-Yr Rep: Charlie Bachman
2-Yr Rep: Surinder Jain
Scott Segalewitz was elected the new Chair. The 2-year and 4-year reps will
continue until we get on the new election schedule.
The meeting was adjourned at 8:15 a.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Walter Buchanan,
Secretary-Treasurer
Current Officers and Terms:
Position
Chair
Chair-elect
Immediate Past Chair
Secretary/Treasurer
4-Year Representative
2-Year Representative
Current Officer Holder
Ron Land
Scott Segalewitz
Tom Hall
Walt Buchanan
Charlie Bachman
Surrinder Jain
Term Expires
June 2008
Moves to Chair in June 2008
June 2008
June 2009
June 2009
June 2009
Treasurer’s Report – February 1, 2008
Statement of Receipts – January 24, 2008
Membership Dues Received:
July-Sept. 2006
Oct-Dec. 2006
Jan.-Mar. 2007
Apr.- June 2007
July-Sept. 2007
Oct-Dec. 2007
Jan. - Mar. 2008
$975.00
$300.00
$75.00
$300.00
$1,025.00
$575.00
$75.00
Total Membership Receipts:
Interest Received:
July-Sept. 2006
Oct.-Dec. 2006
Jan.-Mar. 2007
Apr.-June 2007
July-Sept. 2007
Oct. - Dec. 2007
$3,325.00
$19.43
$22.72
$23.37
$22.41
$22.37
$20.18
Total Interest Received:
$130.48
Total Interest Receipts:
$3,455.48
Statement of Expenditures – January 24, 2008
Expenditures:
Conference Expenses-Land (CTAA 1/07)
Endorsement Stamp
Conference Expenses- Land (CTAA 6/07)
Money Order Fees
Conference Expenses- Land (SME 8/07)
Conference Expenses - Land (CTAA 1/08)
Mini-Grant - Dan Barbuto (+ bank fee)
Mini-Grant - Dr. Steve Hsiung (+ bank fee)
$330.15
$14.94
$416.02
$5.00
$828.45
$495.50
$652.00
$962.00
Total Expendiitures:
$3,704.06
Statement of Cash Flows – January 24, 2008
$4,896.34
Beginning Cash Balance June 30, 2006:
Membership Dues:
Interest Received:
$3,325.00
$130.48
Total Cash Received:
$3,455.48
Expenditures:
$3,704.06
Net Addition to Fund:
($248.58)
Cash in Bank:
$4,647.76
Mini-Grants Awards Program
First Awards Made in January, 2008:
The Association’s mini-grant program officially got off the ground last December with the
acceptance of our first set of proposals. Seven proposals were submitted from seven different schools
(Purdue, Old Dominion, Rochester Institute of Technology, Texas A&M –Corpus Christi, Dutchess
Community College, Florida A&M, and University of Central Missouri). Funding requests ranged from a
minimum of $590 to the maximum permitted award of $1000. All were quality proposals, but the
Association guidelines permit no more than two awards each cycle. The awards in this inaugural cycle went
to Dr. Steve Hsiung of Old Dominion University and Professor Dan Barbuto of Dutchess County
Community College. Dr. Hsiung’s award will support a workshop at ASEE’s 2008 Annual Conference to
demonstrate and distribute a newly-developed PIC microcontroller training system and associated curricular
materials. Professor Barbuto’s award will support the design and development of an inexpensive PLC
trainer setup, including associated teaching materials, test programs, and demonstration circuits. Design and
construction details and related curricular materials will be made available to Association members at the
project’s completion. Congratulations to both Steve and Dan. Full details of the proposal process and
requirements can be found through the Association’s link on the ETD website <<http://www.engtech.org/>>.
Complete details of Steve’s and Dan’s projects can be found there as well.
Planned Update to Grant Award Guidelines:
The process of evaluating this first set of grant requests highlighted some weakness in the evaluation
process. In their current form, the grant guidelines have only one specific requirement for proposals to be
considered, and that is the project must have promise of “benefit to the Association.” While clearly an
important constraint, this one criterion provides little guidance to the executive committee regarding exactly
what should be considered in determining the expected “benefit.” As a result, the Chair with the help and
concurrence of the executive committee will be proposing an update to the guidelines this spring. The
proposed update will be e-mailed to the membership well in advance of the June meeting at ASEE in
Pittsburgh so that an approval vote can be taken at that time.
IEEE Educational Resources
1. ‘Try Engineering’ webpage <<http://www.tryengineering.org/home.php>>
 Lesson plans for a variety of technical topics – particularly good for introductory courses to
intrigue new students or for introducing secondary school students to engineering and
technology
 Recruiting tools (introduce your local HS guidance counselors, teachers, and parents to these
so they can pass them along to their students):
 “Explore Engineering”
 Play ‘engineering’ games
 Ask real engineers your question
 Find a university
 Investigate the lives of real engineers
 Your organization can add programs to the site to advertise them to potential students
 IEEE is also looking for input re. other useful information and/or specific topics that could be
added to the site
2. Teacher In-service Program for HS – training for IEEE volunteers to work with HS teachers to bring
engineering & technology subjects to pre-university students
3. Real-world Engineering Projects – call for projects from university faculty to design exciting,
relevant projects for freshman engineering & technology students that require them to use critical
thinking skills to solve engineering problems in a meaningful context and excite them about careers
in technical fields.
Assessment Test Project Information
As of late December, the project to develop a prototype assessment test for electronic and electrical
engineering technology graduates officially became a reality. Thanks to the sponsorship and endorsement of
IEEE’s outgoing Vice President of Educational Activities, Dr. Moshe Kam, the Institute has authorized $75k
to fund this project. Staff members from the Society of Manufacturing Engineers test development group,
along with representatives of the IEEE, have been assigned the role of managing and guiding the
development process, and volunteers from the Association have signed on to develop the technical details of
a ‘body of knowledge’ to be covered by the test and to develop actual test questions. The management
teamd and body-of-knowledge teams are listed below.
Current plans call for a draft of a prototype test to be available for review late this summer and
ready for a trial run by the end of the year. Full details of the project plan can be found on the Engineering
Technology Division website <<http://www.engtech.org/>>. Just click on the ‘Organizations’ tab at the top
of the page and follow the link to ‘ECET.’
Project Management Team:
 Debbie Clark (chair) – SME
 John Pan – SME
 Arnie Peskin – IEEE
 Carolyn Solimine – IEEE
 Tom Hall - IEEE/ECETDHA
 Ron Land – ECETDHA
Body of Knowledge Team:
 Bill Clapp, Weber State University
 Charlie Bachman,Southern Polytechnic State University
 Scott Dunnning, University of Maine
 Michael Eastman, Rochester Institute of Technology
 Tom Hall, Northwestern State Univ.
 Ron Land, Penn State University-New Kensington Campus0
 Beshara Sholy, Saint Louis University
 John Hackworth, Old Dominion University
 William Stanley, Old Dominion University
 Dave Loker, Penn State-Erie (part-time)
 Bob Dreyer, Chattanoonga State Technical Community College (part-time)
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Central Connecticut State Univ.
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Cleveland State Univ., OH
Coll. of the North Atlantic, CAN
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County Coll. of Southern Nevada
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Fairleigh Dickinson Univ.
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Mount Hood Comm. Coll., OR
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Norfolk State Univ.
North Carolina A&T Univ.
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Northern Essex C.C., MA
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NYC Coll. of Technology
Oklahoma State U.-Oklahoma City
Old Dominion Univ.
Oregon Institute of Technology
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Owens Comm. Coll.-Toledo
Palo Alto Coll., TX
Passaic County Comm. Coll. NJ
Pellissippi State Technical CC, TN
Penn State - Erie
Penn State – Harrisburg
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Pittsburg State Univ., KS
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Purdue Univ. - West Lafayette
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Peter Romine
Bill Sutton
David J. Hunt
Douglas Pickle
Lakshmi Munukutla
Adel Salama
Tom Cunningham
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Roy Pruett
Andrew Akinmoladun
Ilya Grinberg
Gerald Herder
Stanley Komacek
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V. Rajaravivarma
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Lester Link
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Ron Land
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REL9@PSU.EDU
RWINZER@PITTSTATE.EDU
CMAKUJUOBI@PVAMU.EDU
BENJAMIN_LEONARD@PRENHALL.EDU
RHERRICK@PURDUE.EDU
ZAHRAEE@CALUMET.PURDUE.EDU
CSMITH@PNC.EDU
SASSER@QCC.CUNY.EDU
SELIS.T@RHODESSTATE.EDU
MGEIEE@RIT.EDU
DMCKEEN@ROGUECC.EDU
SHOLYBI@SLU.EDU
JAYARAML@SAVSTATE.EDU
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122
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125
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127
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139
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141
142
143
144
145
146
147
148
149
150
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152
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159
Seattle Central Comm. Coll., WA
Seminole Comm. Coll., FL
Shawnee State Univ.
Sinclair Comm. Coll.
South Dakota State Univ.
Southern Illinois Univ.
Southern Poly
Southern Univ. and A&M, LA
Southwestern Indian Poly Institute
Southwest Tennessee Comm. Coll.
Springfield Technical CC, MA
Stark State Coll., OH
Suffolk County Comm. Coll., MA
SUNY Inst. of Tech., Utica/Rome
Technical Career Institutes, NY
Technical Coll. of the Lowcountry
Texas A&M Univ.- Coll. Station
Texas A&M Univ.-Corpus Christi
Texas Southern Univ.
Texas Tech Univ.
Tri-County Technical Coll., SC
Union County Coll., NJ
Univ. of Akron
Univ. of Arkansas-Little Rock
Univ. of Central Missouri
Univ. of Cincinnati
Univ. of Dayton
U. of Hartford, Coll. of ET&A
Univ. of Houston
Univ. of Maine
Univ. of Memphis
Univ. of Northern Iowa
Univ. of North Texas
Univ. of Pittsburgh - Johnstown
Univ. of Southern Mississippi
Univ. of Toledo
Univ. of West Florida
Vaughn Coll. of A&T, NY
Vermont Technical Coll.
Virginia State Univ.
Wayne State Univ.
Weber State Univ.
Wentworth Inst. of Technology, MA
Westchester Comm. Coll., NY
Western Carolina Univ.
Western Washington Univ.
WVU Institute of Technology
Totals =
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x
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x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
x
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Lisa Sandoval
Benjamin Taylor
Carl Hilgarth
Jeff Donbar
Teresa J.K. Hall
Ron Marusarz
Charles Bachman
Manjit S. Randhawa
Nader Vadiee
Lisa G. Jones
Gary J. Mullett
Frank A. Fuller
Peter Maritato
Mary Rowlands
Seyed Ahhavi
Everett Feight
Jay Porter
Ruby Mehrubeoglu
David Olowokere
Larry B. Masten
Ron Talley
Nicholas Gilbert
John Edgerton
Swami Midturi
Gerald Kangas
Max Rabiee
Scott Segalewitz
Hisham Alnajjar
Enrique Barbieri
Spider Williams
Deborah Hochstein
Recayi Pecen
Nourredine Boubekri
Greg Dick
Randy Buchanan
Dan Solarek
Karen Rasmussen
Kalpana Jain
Michael Marceau
Dr. Keith Williamson
Chih-Ping Yeh
William G. Clapp
Sandeep Dilwali
Raymond Mignogna
Ken Burbank
Todd Morton
Thomas Minnich
LSANDOVAL@SCCD.CTC.EDU
TAYLORB@SCC-FL.EDU
CHILGARTH@SHAWNEE.EDU
JEFFREY.DONBAR@SINCLAIR.EDU
TERESA_HALL@SDSTATE.EDU
MARUSARZ@ENGR.SIU.EDU
CBACHMAN@SPSU.EDU
RANDHAWA@ENGR.SUBR.EDU
NVADIEE@SPIP.BIA.EDU
LGJONES@SOUTHWEST.TN.EDU
GMULLETT@STCC.EDU
FFULLER@STARKSTATE.EDU
MARITAP@SUNUSUFFOLK.EDU
MARY.ROWLANDS@SUNYIT.EDU
SAKHAVI@TCICOLLEGE.EDU
EFEIGHT@TCL.EDU
PORTER@ENTC.TAMU.EDU
RUBY.MEHRUBEOGLU@TAMUCC.EDU
OLOWOKEREDO@TSU.EDU
LARRY.MASTEN@COE.TTU.EDU
RTALLEY@TCTC.EDU
GILBERT@UCC.EDU
JEDGERTON@UAKRON.EDU
SXMIDTURI@UALR.EDU
GKANGAS@UCMO.EDU
RABIEEM@UCMAIL.UC.EDU
SEGALEWITZ@UDAYTON.EDU
ALNAJJAR@HARTFORD.EDU
EBARBIERI@CENTRAL.UH.EDU
SPIDER@EECE.MAINE.EDU
D-HOCHSTEIN@MEMPHIS.EDU
PECEN@UNI.EDU
BOUBEKRI@UNT.EDU
GMD@PITT.EDU
RANDY.BUCHANAN@USM.EDU
DSOLAREK@ENG.UTOLEDO.EDU
KRASMUSS@UWF.EDU
KALPANA.JAIN@VAUGHN.EDU
MMARCEAU@VTC.EDU
KWILLIAMSON@VSU.EDU
YEH@ENG.WAYNE.EDU
WCLAPP@WEBER.EDU
DILWALIS@WIT.EDU
RAYMOND.MIGNOGNA@SUNYWCC.EDU
KBURBANK@EMAIL.WCU.EDU
TODD.MORTON@CC.WWU.EDU
TMINNICH@WVUTECH.EDU
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