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Amy B. Chan Hilton

Amy Chan Hilton

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affiliation: National Science Foundation, USA
affiliation: University of Southern Indiana, USA
affiliation: Florida State University, USA

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2010 – 2019

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2013
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Maura Borrego, Amy Chan Hilton, Louis J. Everett, Susan Finger, Don L. Millard, Z. Yu:
New National Science Foundation opportunities for improving undergraduate engineering education. FIE 2013: 210-211
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Susan Finger, Amy Chan Hilton, Jeremi S. London, Cynthia Young:
What is the role of MOOCs in engineering education? FIE 2013: 925

2000 – 2009

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2007
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Yuanhai Li, Amy B. Chan Hilton:
Optimal groundwater monitoring design using an ant colony optimization paradigm. Environ. Model. Softw. 22(1): 110-116 (2007)

1990 – 1999

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1998
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Amy B. Chan Hilton, Teresa B. Culver:
Constraint-handling methods for optimal groundwater remediation design by genetic algorithms. SMC 1998: 3937-3942

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