Lecture

Geometry: Surfaces and Architectural History

In course

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Description

This lecture introduces the study of surfaces in geometry, focusing on historical aspects and practical applications in architecture. The instructor proposes a flipped teaching approach, where students review course materials before class and engage in interactive discussions during the session. The experiment aims to enhance learning outcomes and adapt to the current mixed teaching model at EPFL. The instructor plans to evaluate the experiment's effectiveness and make adjustments for future geometry courses.

Instructor

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Official source

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