Published June 20, 2011 | Version v1

Implementing CDIO Internationalization and Sustainability

  • 1. Queensland University of Technology
  • 2. Chalmers University of Technology
  • 3. Massachusetts Institute of Technology
  • 4. École Polytechnique de Montréal

Description

Today's graduate engineers not only have to be work-ready, but they have to be world-ready - ready to work and ready to address global engineering issues of people and our environment. The CDIO framework, developed 10 years ago, comprises a set of guiding Standards, with evaluation rubrics, a syllabus structure with nominated syllabus topics, and resources and tools to assist the practitioner to design, reform and deliver engineering programs. Amongst other attributes, the CDIO Standards include elements for program evaluation in a cycle of continuous improvement, and allows for continuous improvement of the CDIO framework itself. This has led to a revision of the CDIO Syllabus which includes a greater emphasis on internationalization and sustainability, and elective topics on leadership and entrepreneurship. This workshop explores ways of implementing aspects of internationalization and sustainability within the syllabus.

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