SNAP circuits program promoted by Santo Tomás university and the faculty of electronic engineering

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Adolfo Ávila Barón Barón
Ricardo Casallas Gutiérrez

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The Professors of Electronic Engineering Faculty at the Santo Tomas University are members of the IEEE Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, within the activities proposed by this institute is launched the Snap Circuits program, it belongs to the Electron Device Society EDS chapter, (EDS-ETC Program, 2017). The program wants to be known in a practical way the teaching of Sciences, Mathematics, and in general Technology, with the acronym STEM. There are many paradigms that expert people have about the process of teaching and learning, and it is the same way when STEM is taught, the methodology is discussed in different events and by multiple authors. Such as it was mentioned before, the program of Snap Circuits is new approach of learning process, mixing practices with Snap Circuits kits and written guides for promoting STEM knowledge (Fairweather, 2008), the kits were donated by the IEEE to the Santo Tomás University, the purpose is to use teaching-learning methodologies in which practical evidences allow to acquire knowledge in an easy way, the guides to use the kits were designed by professors of Electronic Engineering Faculty. One feature of these practices is to work with students of different economic situation levels, but especially those who never have had the opportunity to use this technology as a learning method.

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Adolfo Ávila Barón Barón

Adolfo Ávila Barón graduated from Santo Tomás University with a bachelor degree in electronic engineering, master degree in engineering from Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Former Dean, professor of the Santo Tomás University of Tunja, researcher of GIDINT Group of Research in Engineering and New Technologies. Research experience in Control Systems and Artificial Intelligence areas. Universidad Santo Tomás, Tunja, Colombia.

Ricardo Casallas Gutiérrez

Ricardo Casallas Gutiérrez Graduated from Santo Tomás University with a bachelor degree in electronic engineering, master degree in engineering from the Andes University, Former Dean, professor of the Santo Tomás University of Tunja, researcher of GIDINT Group of Research in Engineering and New Technologies. Research experience in: Communications, Electronics and Educational areas. Universidad Santo Tomás, Tunja, Colombia.

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