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Abstract(s)
The expansion of the Internet has supported the
development of online teaching resources based on
this communication media (e-learning). However,
the possibility to run experiments on remoteaccessible
Labs, in a teaching context, is a more
recent fact. This paper describes the framework for
delivering through the Web, a course on Design for
Debug and Test that contains several practical
exercises involving the use of the IEEE 1149.1 and
1149.4 test infrastructures. The exercises are done in
a remote-accessible Lab, installed at our facilities,
through a simple interface readable on any web
browser. By using a complete Java-based solution,
there is no need for installing any sort of plug-ins at
the client computer as it happens in other similar
approaches that require some sort of downloading
extra software or the development of Common
Gateway Interfaces (CGIs).
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Keywords
e-learning CGIs Remote labs