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- Title of the Proposal: Advanced topics in Sustainability Summer Course
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A BIP on Sustainability needs teaching partners. Main organizer in Wroclaw.
This project has already been awarded funding. Course should consist of guest lectures + project work. - URL:
- Your role in your institution: Professor
- Type of collaboration: Collaborative Course - BIP (Blended Intensive Program)
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- Unite! Partner Universities involved: Grenoble INP-UGA TU Graz KTH Wroclaw Tech
- Title of the Proposal: Build a tunnel from Helsinki to Tallinn in 1 week - BIP
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Test course proposal
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- Your role in your institution: Professor
- Type of collaboration: Collaborative Course - BIP (Blended Intensive Program)
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- Unite! Partner Universities involved: TU Darmstadt Aalto University ULisboa Wroclaw Tech
- Title of the Proposal: Course on How to find rooms in Väre
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Need partners and help
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- Your role in your institution: Professor
- Type of collaboration: Collaborative Course - COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning) Collaborative Course - BIP (Blended Intensive Program)
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- Unite! Partner Universities involved: TU Darmstadt ULisboa
- Title of the Proposal: Digital learning for Engineering Teachers course
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Searching for partners to develop a pedagogical course about digital learning in engineering.
- URL: https://joint-edu-offerings.unite-university.eu/
- Your role in your institution: Teacher
- Type of collaboration: Collaborative Course - COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning) Collaborative Course - BIP (Blended Intensive Program)
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- Unite! Partner Universities involved: Aalto University Wroclaw Tech
- Title of the Proposal: Dummy course
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- Your role in your institution: professor
- Type of collaboration: Collaborative Course - COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning)
- Topic of collaboration: Arts and humanities
- Unite! Partner Universities involved: TU Darmstadt TU Graz KTH ULisboa
- Title of the Proposal: Experimental Fashion course
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- Unite! Partner Universities involved: Aalto University
- Title of the Proposal: Experimental Fashion course 2
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- Title of the Proposal: Mechanical Testing of Materials course
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This is a lab course, although it also includes 3 lectures about the principles of the measurement methods and 3 lectures about digital image correlation. Those are currently traditional lectures, and my plan has been from the beginning to split those into shorter pre-recorded videos after I have taught them a few times as lectures, and have a better feel for what students need from them.
Then there are three laboratory exercises, that the students do in small groups. The groups are different for each exercise, because the optimal group size is different for the different exercises. Each group carries out a comparable but different measurement, and writes a lab report. For example, the second lab is about standard tensile testing of materials, and each group tests a different material. Students are allowed to write the report together and submit the same report for the whole group, but they don’t have to.
The part that would benefit most from the collaboration is the group discussion of the lab reports. That is organized like a poster gallery walk (but with the lab reports instead of posters), so that everyone gets to present their lab report to people who did a comparable but different measurement, and they can discuss the similarities and differences. My intention with doing it like this, confirmed by student feedback from the two times I have taught the course now, was that students would not only learn about more tests than they were able to carry out themselves, but also learn a lot about their own results from explaining them to others and getting questions. I think that effect would be even stronger if the discussions include people who did similar measurements in entirely different labs, under the supervision of different laboratory staff.
Instead of a final exam, the course ends with a case study, where each student individually writes a detailed report about a mechanical test they are personally interested in. This can be from a published research paper or standard, or a test they have done or will do for their thesis or their work, or a hypothetical test. - URL: https://mycourses.aalto.fi/course/info.php?id=34934
- Your role in your institution: Professor (Associate Professor) Department of Mechanical Engineering
- Type of collaboration: Collaborative Course - COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning)
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- Unite! Partner Universities involved: Aalto University
- Title of the Proposal: My new ad test
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- Your role in your institution: professor
- Type of collaboration: Collaborative Course - COIL (Collaborative Online International Learning)
- Topic of collaboration: Arts and humanities
- Unite! Partner Universities involved: TU Darmstadt KTH
- Title of the Proposal: My new test
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I want to create a collaborative course and need partners, contact me by replying to this announcement
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- Your role in your institution: Professor
- Type of collaboration: Collaborative Course - BIP (Blended Intensive Program)
- Topic of collaboration: Engineering, manufacturing and construction
- Unite! Partner Universities involved: TU Darmstadt Aalto University KTH Wroclaw Tech