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The Association for Engineering Education In Southeast Asia, East Asia and the Pacific (AEESEAP)-Activities in Malaysia

N.A. Rahim, and S,M. Said, and N. Mokhtar, (2007) The Association for Engineering Education In Southeast Asia, East Asia and the Pacific (AEESEAP)-Activities in Malaysia. AEESEAP Journal, 31 (1). pp. 1-7. ISSN 0125-8737

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University of Malaya. Faculty of Engineering. Dept. of Electrical Engineering

Abstract

The Association for Engineering Education in Southeast Asia, East Asia and the Pacific was established with the aim to improve the education of engineers and technologists in its member countries. This paper will give an overview of AEESEAP objectives and its current activities, coordinated by the current secretariat based in Malaysia. The main issue being dealt with throughout the existence of AEESEAP is the issue of sustainability of the association. This paper will highlight the objectives and current activities of AEESEAP in Malaysia, with regards to sustaining this association.

Item Type:Journal
Subjects:Q Science
L Education
ID Code:1548

1. Proceeding of The Seventh Triennial AEESEAP Conference “Enhancing Engineering Education and Training: A University-Industry-Government Partnership”, 2003.

2. Proceeding of The AEESEAP International

Conference “Engineering a Better Environment for Mankind”, 2005.

3. AEESEAP webpage http://www.aeeseap.org.

4. http://aeeseap.massey.ac.nz

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