7TH INTERNATIONAL CDIO CONFERENCE 2011 June 20-23, 2011 TECHNICAL University of DENMARK – Dtu CONFERENCE PROGRAM
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7TH INTERNATIONAL CDIO CONFERENCE 2011 JUNE 20-23, 2011 TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DENMARK – DTU CONFERENCE PROGRAM Overview of building 101 MessaGE from the chairPersons On behalf of the International Advisory Committee, the Technical Program Committee and the Local Organizing Committee, we welcome you to DTU – the Technical University of Denmark, and to the 7th International CDIO Conference. The conference provides a forum for CDIO collaborators and prospective members to exchange ideas and experiences, follow CDIO 16 developments and progress, and help refine and define the CDIO initiative, its standards and syllabus. 17 The conference takes place on DTU’s spacious and leafy campus in Lyngby, 12 km north of Copenhagen. Copenhagen is Denmark’s Entrance D Entrance E capital and largest city, with a population of over a million. It is also one of the world’s most environmentally friendly cities, with 36% of its citizens cycling to and from work – a combined distance of 1.2 million km daily! Copenhagen has no less than 10 Michelin-star restaurants (the most of any city in Scandinavia) and is home to the restaurant Noma, currently rated the best in the world. All extended abstracts have been reviewed by at least three members of the Technical Program Committee, and as in the two previous 15 13 conferences in Montréal (2010) and Singapore (2009) authors were given the option of having their full paper undergo a peer review process. Over 60 of the 155 accepted submissions have chosen to do so this year. As an additional feature of this year’s conference 11 5 selected papers will be forwarded for publication in special issues of the journals European Journal of Engineering Education (EJEE), Advances in Engineering Education (AEE) and International Journal of Quality Assurance in Engineering and Technology Education (IJQAETE). Accepted papers will be presented in one of three formats: 1) a traditional 20-minute oral presentation, 2) a teaser pre-session followed by a regular poster exhibition, or 3) a 60-minute freestyle session, where the author has free rein to run the session anyway she or he sees fit. We have given 8 contributions the chance for a freestyle session – so look forward to some exciting, interactive, “out of the box” experiences. We stress that all contributions have equal stature, regardless of the format of delivery. In addition, we 1 2 4 6 7 8 14 have showcased several demonstrations of CDIO projects. Finally, a variety of introductory and advanced workshops are on offer on Monday June 20, catering to both CDIO novices as well as experienced CDIO veterans. 3 We would like to recognize the many contributions required to organize a conference of this size: The authors who submitted work, 9 10 12 without which we could not have had a conference; the Technical Program Committee; the many reviewers that were needed to Entrance A Entrance B handle the volume of submissions we received; the International Advisory Committee for advice; the financial support of DTU, 18 IBM, Grundfos, Lego, Novozymes, Vestas and Velux; the Local Organizing Committee who attended to the myriad practical details of arranging a conference. Finally, we thank you, the conference participants and hope that you have a successful week “Building 1: S01 11: Glass Hall Educational Networks” with colleagues, students and other stakeholders in the imperative endeavor that is engineering education. 2: S02 12: S12 Martin E. Vigild, Conference Chair 3: Registration (Lounge) 13: S-huset Ron J. Hugo, Technical Program Committee Chair Nicolas von Solms, Technical Program Committee Co-Chair 4: S04 14: Sports Hall Duncan Campbell, Technical Program Committee Co-Chair 5: Runway 15: Library 6: S06 16: Oticon Hall 7: S07 17: To Skyscraper Workshop 8: S08 (Building 228) 9: S09 18: Bus to/from Hotels 10: S10 8442 oversigtstegning A4.indd 1 06/06/11 16.56 CONFERENCE PROGRAM // 7TH INTERNATIONAL CDIO CONFERENCE 2011 3 TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DENMARK - DTU MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT The Technical University of Denmark (DTU) was founded in 1829 by the father of electromagnetism, Hans Christian Ørsted. Today OF THE TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF DENMARK DTU is a vibrant community of research and innovation, scholarship and learning – aiming in all its endeavors for the highest pos- sible standards of excellence. Dear Participants of the 7th International CDIO Conference, The main campus is located north of Copenhagen near the town of Lyngby. Scattered across the great plain are more than 100 buil- On behalf of DTU, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our university for this event, chaired by Dr. Martin E. Vigild, Senior dings divided into four quadrants – exactly like points in a coordinate system. Vice President and Dean of Undergraduate Studies and Student Affairs at DTU. This year’s theme: “Building Educational Networks” emphasizes the broader context of engineering education –including our stakeholders in industry, who employ our graduates; as well Our educational mission is to prepare students to address the challenges of the future. To this end, the University is looking to enrol as education initiatives within the CDIO Concept to enhance the quality of the engineering education, we provide. At this point in the most capable students from all corners of the earth and to provide them with an education that not only strengthens their intel- time, the CDIO initiative includes more than 60 institutions worldwide, with many more waiting to join. In fact, I understand that lects and sharpens their skills – but also broadens their horizons. eight new institutions will be applying for membership at this year’s conference. More than 250 people will attend the conference; and the list of conference contributions includes participants from 21 countries. Further, DTU is the largest provider of research-based consulting for the public sector in Denmark, and international organizations and intergovernmental institutions widely use our competencies. At present, about one fourth of the 4500 DTU employees work on At DTU, we are proud to have been part of the CDIO concept from very early on; and during the conference, you will see many public-sector assignments. examples of the profound – and positive – impact this innovative education initiative has had on our engineering programs. DTU is one of the highest ranked technical universities in Europe – recognized internationally for excellence in research within the The 7th International CDIO conference is not only about “Building Education Networks”, it is also about forming lasting and rewar- technical and natural sciences; high-quality public consulting services; capacity for innovation and transfer of technology; internati- ding social and professional networks. onal collaboration; and research-based education. With world-class facilities and dedicated lecturers, DTU excels in its commitment to teaching and provides learning opportunities both within and outside the classroom. Further, DTU students have the flexibility to Welcome to an enjoyable and productive week in Denmark. create their own academic programs that prepare them for a future in today’s globalized society. At DTU, we want our students to find their experience outside the classroom as rewarding and fulfilling as their academic expe- rience. Numerous cultural, educational, athletic, and social activities are available to students and staff alike because we want our Lars Pallesen campus to be welcoming to everyone who works and studies at the University. President DTU, Technical University of Denmark Welcome to Rethink City - CDIO Academy 2011 CDIO Academy 2011 comprises a contest and subsequent Innovation Camp, where students from all our CDIO Universities contri- bute with their unique ideas for solving problems facing megacities. In an eight-week campaign in spring 2011, almost 2,000 students from all over the world engaged in our Rethink City Contest. Stu- dents submitted more than 300 innovative ideas for addressing megacity challenges. A panel of professors from CDIO universities selected the best 25 ideas based on the ideas´ innovative potential. The teams behind the best ideas attend the Rethink City Innova- tion Camp, which is running in parallel to the CDIO conference. All 100 students from the 25 selected teams gather in “Rethink City” on DTU campus. They will mature and refine their ideas with the help of top international scholars in an international and cross-functional setting. Lectures and teamwork will happen in the Rethink City close to the conference facilities. Follow the signs and feel welcome to engage with your students. At the end of the Innovation Camp, winning teams will be selected and celebrated at the conference closing reception at Copenhagen City Hall. Welcome to Rethink City 4 CONFERENCE PROGRAM // 7TH INTERNATIONAL CDIO CONFERENCE 2011 CONFERENCE PROGRAM // 7TH INTERNATIONAL CDIO CONFERENCE 2011 5 Sunday, June 19th, pm Monday, June 20th, am Time Time Time Time Plenary Session Introduction and Welcome CDIO Book Meeting Bus to DTU from Hotels Registration 09:00 University President, DTU 15:00 Ed Crawley and Johan 16:30 16:30 Malmqvist ₋ 18.00 Key Note - 10 year Retrospective Oticon Hall 09:20 Ed Crawley Chair: Martin Vigild Room S06 Room Lounge - S01 - Lounge 10:10 Lego Presentation Allan Verner Rasmussen 10:30 Concept Questions Introduction Peter Goodhew Oticon H. 17:00 Council, Program and Theme Leaders Meeting 10:40 Short Coffee Break - Coffee to go Ed Crawley and Johan Malmqvist Introductory Workshop Time Advanced Workshop Time