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    • Engineering Education
    • Computer Graphics
    • Science Visualization

    Background:

    • Science concepts are often obscure to students facing complex engineering design challenges.
    • Integrating science and engineering education requires innovative teaching methods.
    • Visualizing abstract scientific principles is key to effective learning in engineering.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To demonstrate how computer graphics can visualize science concepts for engineering students.
    • To operationalize inquiry practices in engineering design through visualization.
    • To support integrated learning and teaching of science and engineering.

    Main Methods:

    • Utilizing computer graphics to visually represent science concepts.
    • Applying generative design driven by evolutionary computation for visual illustration.
    • Leveraging the Aladdin open-source design and analysis Web app for real-world examples.

    Main Results:

    • Computer graphics effectively visualize complex science concepts in engineering design.
    • Visual tools support inquiry-based learning and integrated science-engineering education.
    • Pilot tests in diverse high schools provided evidence of learning gains.

    Conclusions:

    • Computer graphics offer a powerful tool for teaching science in engineering contexts.
    • Visualizing generative design and AI transforms engineering education.
    • This approach is beneficial for science educators seeking to integrate engineering design.