Victoria Kerr (She/Her)
Research Interests
Engineering Education
Student Project Teams
Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Accessibility in Engineering
Scholarly Research
My research focuses on understanding how students engage with one another within their design teams, and how these interactions affect their perceptions of design and engineering. I am interested in developing methods to support student growth and learning, particularly within the first year and for those belonging to traditionally underrepresented groups.
Education
Expected 2025, Doctorate, Engineering Education, University of Toronto, Canada
2020, Masters of Applied Science, Mechanical Engineering, University of Waterloo, Canada
2017, Bachelors of Engineering Science, Mechanical and Materials Engineering, Western University, Canada
Teaching*
- SYDE 113 - Elementary Engineering Mathematics
- Taught in 2024, 2025
- SYDE 114 - Matrices and Linear Systems
- Taught in 2025
- SYDE 161 - Introduction to Design
- Taught in 2024
- SYDE 262 - Engineering Economics of Design
- Taught in 2025
- SYDE 361 - Systems Design Methods 1: Needs Analysis and Prototyping
- Taught in 2025
- SYDE 362 - Systems Design Methods 2: Testing, Verification, and Validation
- Taught in 2024, 2025
* Only courses taught in the past 5 years are displayed.
Graduate studies
Not currently accepting applications for graduate students.