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David Laidlaw and Fritz Drury co-taught the 2005 class around the science of arterial blood flow and a winged mammal's ability to fly. For 2015's class, they enticed paleontologist Stephen Gatesy to share his work on foot movements in Triassic theropod dinosaurs. The leap upgrade of the class' VR reality theater, called the Yurt for the shape of the physical projection space, added to the excitement of a new science focus.

By having experts and emerging experts in these subjects co-present in a shared studio (with a minimum of two, two-hour required sessions a week), the course also provided an ideal configuration for distributed cognition: tangible objects for interaction (casts of dinosaur tracks and bird anatomy), artifacts of embedded cognition (diagrams and multimedia exhibits), and rich social processes for creating new objects and artifacts to support a scientific pursuit (as a well-designed studio class readily provides).

a case study, where the student is expected to understand the present situation of the company, understand the type of operation system presently in place (use the classifiaction presented during the course), and understand whether it is aligned to the market segment the company is targeting, and why. Then the student is expected to generate alternative options for improvement and make a decision about the best one for the specific case, and justify his/her decision

1-2 open questions to assess the knowledge of classifications, relationship between levers and performances, pros and cons of different alternatiove solutions, etc. to complement the evaluation of learning outcomes checked through the Case study, and the exercise/s

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