Engineering Portfolios: Value, Use, and Examples
used with peer review, feedback and improvement. Wilczynski and Colella report on an approach to create “institutional portfolio” as a tool for programs to use when reviewing the curriculum’s ability and performance teaching design skills.5 The collected information, while useful for structuring course improvements, is also
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