Integrating Multiple Perspectives in an Urban Ecology Course

Application of the Multiple Perspectives Model in an Undergraduate Course

To meet the needs of contemporary society it is crucial that instructors strive to find and employ methodologies that enhance active learning. This paper presents a blended-learning model based on the Cognitive Flexibility Theory, called “Multiple Perspectives Model”, and describes students’ reactions to its application in a course module of the undergraduate programme in Human Resources Manage...

Architectural Synthesis: Integrating Multiple Architectural Perspectives

There are many tools and techniques available to understand and analyze a system at the architectural level. Each of these may provide its own perspective of the key architectural elements of the system. We introduce the process of architectural synthesis to deal with the problem of integrating these different architectural perspectives. We emphasize the utility of the synthesis process in supp...

Urban woodland ecology - methodological perspectives and empirical studies

Contributions The following table shows the contributions of authors to the original articles. The authors are referred to by the first letters of their names, and the articles by their roman numerals.

Viewpoints: A Framework for Integrating Multiple Perspectives in System Development

A Course in Quantitative Ecology

Cox's method depends on tallying observed distances within f ixed intervals away from the transect line. Thus all of the observations within a dis tance,∆ , on either side of the line are added up and used to estimate the t r u e proportion of all observations, denoted p(0,∆ ), that fall in that interval. H e n c e if there are k1 observations within the distance ∆ , we estimate p(0,∆ ) = k 1 /...