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This presentation discusses preliminary results of a team-building approach across two campuses of DeVry University; Orlando, FL and Atlanta, GA. The Internet has been used as the major communication tool. The approach is meant to motivate students in carrying out small-scale applied research and build a working team across geographically separated locations. An outcome example is discussed; it is a study aid module for analog filter design, a topic that is studied in both campuses by students enrolled in EET-320, Analog Signal Processing course. The study aid module was created by a team of students building on their knowledge in both programming and filter design. It is shared and used by students in both campuses through the Internet. The module is not only shared as a study aid for EET-320, but also for the purpose of further development and for creating other related modules. The approach is planned to be a long-term cooperation between successive classes of EET-320 guided by their instructors at both campuses. A discussion of some of the difficulties faced and suggestions to avoid them is also presented.

Disciplines:

• Science and Technology  / Engineering