Experiences of teaching in times of COVID-19 and new challenges in learning Geophysical Engineering in Mexico, 50 years ater its creation
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This work analyzes the progress that the degree of geophysical engineer has made in the last fifty years, specifically in the School of Engineering of the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (unam), Mexico. This raises the vision, a little history, the teaching, and learning process that gives identity to the geophysical engineer, the forms of learning and the competences that applicants must have and acquire to obtain the professional title; In addition, the experience in the Introduction to Geophysics course, at the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, is detailed; finally, some challenges and areas of opportunity are proposed that geophysical engineers will face in the near future.
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Arroyo Carrasco, F. A., Chávez Pérez, S., & Tejero Andrade, A. (2022). Experiences of teaching in times of COVID-19 and new challenges in learning Geophysical Engineering in Mexico, 50 years ater its creation. Revista Geofísica, (69), 31–60. https://doi.org/10.35424/rgf.v0i69.937
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