Assessing Creativity Specific to Engineering with the Revised Creative Engineering Design Assessment
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Auteurs : Christine Charyton [États-Unis] ; Richard J. Jagacinski [États-Unis] ; John A. Merrill [États-Unis] ; William Clifton [États-Unis] ; Samantha Dedios [États-Unis]Source :
- Journal of Engineering Education [ 1069-4730 ] ; 2011-10.
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- Ceda, Charyton, Charyton merrill, Coaster, Coffin allen, Componential model, Convergent, Convergent validity, Creative engineering design, Creative engineering design assessment, Creativity, Creativity measures, Descriptive statistics, Design process, Educational programs, Engineering, Engineering creativity, Engineering design, Engineering design graphics journal, Engineering education, Engineering judges, Engineering program, Engineering students, Female engineering students, Fluency, Functionality, Gender, Gender differences, General creativity, General creativity measures, Graduate schools, Guay, Increase creativity, Innovation management, Interdisciplinary, Interdisciplinary approach, Jagacinski, Lawshe, Lawshe harris, Male engineering students, Mechanical engineering, Merrill, Multiple responses, Music students, October, Ohio state university, Other engineering creativity, Past research, Previous research, Previous studies, Product development, Psychology judge, Purdue, Purdue creativity test, Purdue visualization, Reliability, Roller coaster, Rollercoaster, Significant differences, Significant gender differences, Spatial measures, Spatial skills, Systems test, Total score, Visualization, Wilpert.
Abstract
In engineering, creativity is vital for innovation. The revised Creative Engineering Design Assessment (CEDA) also assesses Usefulness, unlike existing tools.
The primary purpose was to test for convergent validity of the CEDA with other engineering creativity and engineering specific measures. The CEDA was administered with the Purdue Creativity Test (PCT), the Purdue Spatial Visualization Test‐Rotations (PSVT‐R), and a Systems Test that assessed rollercoaster design functionality. We hypothesized that the CEDA would be moderately related to the PCT and anticipated a slight relationship with the PSVT‐R and Systems Test. We also investigated gender differences to follow up on previous research.
Participants were 259 engineering students (221 males and 38 females) in an introductory engineering design two‐course sequence who completed the CEDA and PCT (in a cross sectional design). We analyzed PVST‐R scores for Fundamentals of Engineering I and Systems Test scores for Fundamentals of Engineering II.
The CEDA showed high inter‐rater reliability. The CEDA and the PCT were significantly related to each other and the CEDA was modestly related to the PSVT‐R, both demonstrating convergent validity. Male and female engineering students did not significantly differ on the CEDA, PCT, PSVT‐R or Systems Test.
The CEDA showed high inter‐rater reliability. The CEDA and the PCT were significantly related to each other and the CEDA was modestly related to the PSVT‐R, both demonstrating convergent validity. Male and female engineering students did not significantly differ on the CEDA, PCT, PSVT‐R or Systems Test.
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<div type="abstract">The CEDA showed high inter‐rater reliability. The CEDA and the PCT were significantly related to each other and the CEDA was modestly related to the PSVT‐R, both demonstrating convergent validity. Male and female engineering students did not significantly differ on the CEDA, PCT, PSVT‐R or Systems Test.</div>
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