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This study explores the potential of engineering literacy as a core competency in liberal education for students across all disciplines, particularly amid rising social risks driven by digital transformation. Focusing on a project-based course that integrates artificial intelligence (AI) and the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the research qualitatively examines learning outcomes among students from diverse majors. Findings indicate that students engaged deeply with engineering literacy elements—such as problem definition, creative problem solving, and systems thinking— while developing ethical awareness of technology’s societal impact. Team-based projects also enhanced interdisciplinary collaboration and social responsibility. The study proposes an applied model for integrating engineering literacy into liberal education and discusses the institutional challenges and opportunities involved. It underscores the need for education that fuses engineering thinking with ethical responsibility, aiming to cultivate civic-minded individuals equipped to navigate a complex digital society.
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Introduction
Theoretical Background
Engineering Literacy as a Core Competency in Liberal Education
Characteristics and Directions of Liberal Engineering Education in Korea
Directions and Characteristics of Liberal Engineering Education in Global Contexts
A Case of Liberal Engineering Education for All Majors: The EPICS Program at UTSA
Method
Research Purpose and Participants
Course Overview and Educational Objectives
Course Design and Activity Structure
Data Collection and Analysis
Course Implementation
Results and Discussion
Conclusion
Acknowledgement
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