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#ASEEVC PRESENTED BY UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND ASEE’S VIRTUAL CONFERENCE Board of Directors TRANSFORMING HIGHER EDUCATION THROUGH PROJECT-BASED LEARNING WPI, a purpose-driven community of educators and researchers, has been the global leader in project-based learning for 50 years. Learn more at wpi.edu/+asee. ASEE’S VIRTUAL CONFERENCE President’s Welcome #ASEEVC Novel Format, Same Creative Energy and Engagement! Welcome to ASEE’s 127th Annual Conference and Exposition— community buzzing with creative ideas. Some of the sessions are up “At Home with Engineering Education.” It’s our first annual meeting to the minute, like Monday’s panel discussion among engineering and conducted entirely online. Like many of you, I looked forward to a fes- engineering technology deans on how their campuses have responded tive gathering in Montréal, but that will have to wait. Given the risk to to COVID-19. Other sessions fuse cutting-edge technical research and the health of our members, the uncertainty of travel, and the likelihood pedagogy. One panel explores smart and renewable energy systems that no city could host a crowd of thousands during a global pandemic, and accompanying teaching innovations. Another looks at new forms cancellation of the meeting became inevitable. The question then was, of micro-mobility and their impact on engineering education. You can do we reschedule for later in the year or try something else? also join several 30-minute virtual tours of energy facilities. ASEE’s Board of Directors gambled that an all-virtual confer- Times of economic uncertainty—like the present—prompt us all ence, held at the same time in June, would work. Your response has to think about our own and our colleagues’ careers and where they’re been awesome, proving once again the resilient strength of our Society. headed. To hear voices of wisdom and experience on this topic, tune in I’m delighted to report that we have more than 3,000 attendees, over Tuesday for a session entitled “Busting a Career Move? When and Why 1,700 peer-reviewed papers, hundreds of sessions, and more than 1,400 or Why Not?” and another on Friday geared to junior and professional- authors. While none of us pretends that computer screens capture the track faculty. fun and conviviality of in-person connections, it’s amazing how close As some of you know, a focus of my attention this year has been we’ve come to the real thing. the well-being of our graduate students. So I’m personally gratified to The workshops, distinguished lectures, panel discussions, and see so many students registered and sessions offering insights on gradu- technical sessions in this program reflect an engineering education ate education, such as a workshop on helping underrepresented minor- ity doctoral candidates across the finish line. Every conference involves hard work by many people and last- minute workarounds, but this one demanded an extra-large measure of ingenuity. It’s a true engineering feat. So I want to extend an espe- cially warm thank you to sponsors and exhibitors, volunteer leaders, ASEE Executive Director Norman Fortenberry, and the headquarters staff who turned a risky idea into reality. While we can’t share food and drink, you’ll notice many of our regular social events on the schedule. There’s one in particular I hope you’ll attend. At 5 p.m. ET on Friday, June 26, please fix a libation of your choice and join your friends and colleagues for the President’s Farewell Reception, where I will pass the gavel virtually to President- Elect Sheryl Sorby. Thank you for the honor of a lifetime: serving as your President. I have learned many things, made many new friends, and remain stead- fast in my appreciation for—and commitment to—ASEE. Here’s to your continued good health and a successful conference! Sincerely, Stephanie Adams ASEE President 2019-2020 2 Schedule subject to change. Please go to www.asee20.pathable.co for up-to-date information. ASEE’S VIRTUAL CONFERENCE Table of Contents #ASEEVC 2020 ASEE VIRTUAL CONFERENCE AND EXPOSITION PROGRAM ASEE BOARD OF DIRECTORS ................................................................................4 2020 ASEE PROGRAM CHAIRS ..............................................................................6 CONFERENCE-AT-A-GLANCE ................................................................................8 CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS .................................................................................10 ACTION ON DIVERSITY SESSIONS .......................................................................16 ABET SESSIONS ................................................................................................17 INDUSTRY DAY SESSIONS ...................................................................................18 SPONSOR TECHNICAL SESSIONS ........................................................................19 SPONSORS .......................................................................................................23 EXHIBITORS .......................................................................................................25 REGISTRATION INFORMATION AND FEES .............................................................26 FUTURE ASEE ANNUAL CONFERENCE AND EXPOSITION DATES AND SITES ............27 CONFERENCE SESSIONS MONDAY, JUNE 22 ............................................................................................28 TUESDAY, JUNE 23 .............................................................................................64 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24 ..................................................................................... 114 THURSDAY, JUNE 25 ........................................................................................ 170 FRIDAY, JUNE 26 ............................................................................................. 210 SPONSOR GROUP ........................................................................................... 238 INDICES .......................................................................................................... 259 Schedule subject to change. Please go to www.asee20.pathable.co for up-to-date information. 3 ASEE’S VIRTUAL CONFERENCE Board of Directors #ASEEVC President Vice President, Finance Stephanie Adams Doug Tougaw Dean and Lars Magnus Ericsson Chair Leitha and Willard Richardson Professor of Erik Jonsson School of Engineering & Engineering Computer Science Chair, Department of Electrical and Computer University of Texas at Dallas Engineering Valparaiso University Immediate Past President Vice President, Member Affairs Stephanie Farrell Gary Steffen Professor and Chair, ExEED Associate Professor and Chair Rowan University Department of Computer, Electrical, and Information Technology Purdue University, Fort Wayne President-Elect Vice President, Institutional Sheryl Sorby Councils, and Chair, Engineering Professor of Engineering Education Deans Council University of Cincinnati Pamela Norris Executive Dean School of Engineering and Applied Science University of Virginia First Vice President, Vice President Chair, Engineering Technology Of Professional Interest Councils, Council and Chair, Professional Interest Scott Dunning Council III Professor and Director P.K. Imbrie School of Engineering Technology Department Head of Engineering Education, University of Maine College of Engineering and Applied Science University of Cincinnati Vice President, External Relations Chair, Engineering Deans Council Agnieszka Miguel Gilda Barabino Associate Professor and Chair, Electrical & Dean and Berg Professor Computer Engineering Grove School of Engineering Seattle University City College of the City University New York 4 Schedule subject to change. Please go to www.asee20.pathable.co for up-to-date information. ASEE’S VIRTUAL CONFERENCE Board of Directors #ASEEVC Chair, Corporate Member Council Chair, Council of Sections, Zone I Dan Sayre Pritpal Singh President Professor of Electrical and Computer New World Associates Engineering Villanova University Chair, Professional Interest Council I Chair, Council of Sections, Zone II Christi Patton Luks Andrew Kline Professor of Chemical and Biochemical Associate Dean for Research and Graduate Engineering Education Missouri University of Science and Technology College of Engineering and Applied Sciences Western Michigan University Chair, Professional Interest Council II Chair, Council of Sections, Zone III Peter Schmidt Kenneth Van Treuren Associate Professor of Mechanical Engineering Professor and Interim Department Head, Mechanical and Civil Engineering Department Mechanical Engineering University of Evansville Baylor University Chair, Professional Interest Council IV Chair, Council of Sections, Zone IV Beth Holloway Lily Gossage Assistant Dean for Diversity and Engagement; Director, Maximizing Engineering Potential, Leah H. Jamieson Director of Women Center for Gender, Diversity & Student in Engineering; and Assistant Professor, Excellence Mechanical Engineering (by courtesy), College College of Engineering of Engineering California State Polytechnic University, Purdue University Pomona Chair, Professional Interest Council V Executive Director Maureen Barcic Norman L. Fortenberry Director of Cooperative Engineering American Society for Engineering Education Swanson School of Engineering University of Pittsburgh Schedule subject to change. Please go to www.asee20.pathable.co for up-to-date information. 5 ASEE’S VIRTUAL CONFERENCE 2020 ASEE Program Chairs #ASEEVC ASEE would like to acknowledge

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