While a survey revealed limited use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Virtual Technology (VT) tools among Penn State Harrisburg civil engineering students, strong interest in their application exists.This paper explores integrating VT software like Revit models and VR programs (Sentio VR, Resolve, Arkio) to improve learning outcomes.By combining advanced tools such as Revit models, Sentio VR, Resolve, Arkio, and more, students can gain a deeper understanding of complex engineering concepts, apply theoretical knowledge in practical scenarios, and improve their problem-solving skills.The use of personalized learning experiences and feedback provided by Artificial Intelligence (AI) technology further enhances student engagement and maximizes their potential in civil engineering.The paper focuses on VR's use in upper-level courses, allowing students to interact with 3D models in simulated real-world scenarios, providing crucial hands-on experience for classroom use and projects.This cutting-edge approach in education not only prepares them for success in the field of civil engineering but also allows them the skills to thrive in a rapidly evolving technological landscape.Overall, this paper will cover the benefits of using VT in civil engineering courses and show some examples of how students have used these.The combination of all these VR programs with Revit in civil engineering offers each student a dynamic and innovative learning environment that fosters creativity, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills.This approach not only enhances student engagement but also prepares them for the challenges and opportunities present in the modern engineering industry.
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