Dr. Christoph Sielmann will explore two topics in engineering education: the challenges inherent to delivering synchronous course materials across multiple campuses; and pedagogical techniques for engaging students in considering the ethical implications of engineering technologies in the real world.
As communities worldwide face sustainability challenges, responses are often created in isolation, creating unintended tradeoffs and missed opportunities. This talk shares examples of how engineering expertise can be combined with other disciplines to inform action on air quality, climate change, and environmental justice.
Discover UBC Engineering through presentations, panel discussions and virtual booths. You’ll learn about first-year curriculum, degree options, UBC’s 14 engineering programs, student life, co-op, and more! Our panel of faculty, staff and students will be available to answer your questions.
Measuring and Interpreting Real-World Human Data: Insights from Brain Injury Research Speaker: Dr. Lyndia Wu Assistant Professor, UBC Mechanical Engineering, Sensing in Biomechanical Processes Lab When: October 29, 2024 | 12-1 pm Location: CEME 1203 (6250 Applied Science Lane), or on Zoom (https://ubc.zoom.us/j/62730824202?pwd=OUz7dghPMfxJw8A34BzF5WfbjbYKwi.1 | Meeting ID: 627 3082 4202 | Passcode: 528348) The Department Research […]
Attend the on-campus UBC Engineering Open House to discover your future at one of Canada’s top engineering schools. Explore all UBC Engineering has to offer through in-person booths and demonstrations. Register for the on campus event at the link above.