2010, no. 7
PRACTICE OF HIGHER SCHOOL

Developing Special Competencies in Engineering Students within an Educational Information Environment

D.A. Kostyanov

pp. 60–6480 RUB

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Abstract

The article examines the hierarchical structure of an educational information environment comprising propaedeutic, educational-research, and educational-project levels required for developing special competencies in future engineers.

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