Prof. James Salamy — Research Profile
Monash University · Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering
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Prof. James Salamy at Monash University Department of Electrical and Computer Systems Engineering lists engineering education, project based learning, authentic assessments, professional ethics, feedback and assessment, teaching at scale, design as their registered research area.
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