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....independent study option, however, provides tremendous flexibility for the students, potentially allowing them to enroll in a course at any time while being located essentially any place. This anytime, anywhere style of distance education has been referred to as an asynchronous learning network [1]. The University of Minnesota Twin Cities is the landgrantandonly comprehensive research university serving the state of Minnesota. Consequently, it is a primary source of continuing education opportunities for practicing engineers in the state. In the Department of Electrical and Computer ....
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