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Sunday 1 June

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5:00pm - 7:00pm

Platform 28, 82 Village Street, Docklands

Welcome Reception & Pre-Registration

Monday 2 June

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8:00am | Registration Desk Opens

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8:30am - 9:15am

Auditorium, Monash College

Conference Opening:
Professor Nicoleta Maynard, CDIO2025 Conference Chair
Professor Yiannis Ventikos, Dean of Engineering, Monash University

Welcome to Country:
Wurundjeri Elder Colin Hunter Jnr and Ganga Giri

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9:15am - 10:00am

Auditorium, Monash College

Keynote Presentation
Madeleine McManus OAM, Chair, Yarra Trams; Global Director, Robogals and CEO, Centre for Professional Engineering Education

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10:00am - 10:30am | Morning Tea

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10:30am - 12:00pm

1A – Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies

Room 9.41
Session Chair: Katerina Yang

120 – Using immersive virtual experiment to develop safety mindset and process operation skills
Yunyi Wong
Ai Ye Oh
Katerina Yang
Sin-Moh Cheah

182 – Secure local generative AI coding assistant: a CDIO approach
Zineb Hidila
Mohamed Tabaa

111 – Designing a digital twin virtual lab for PLC applications
Chew Lin Chia
Rick Chua

135 – The CDIO approach to develop AI-powered feedforward systems: the “prompt mentor”
Toh Yen Pang
Alex Kootsookos
George Wu
Chi-Tsun Cheng

1B – Workshop

Room 9.42

102 – Developing teamwork skills through the “player” peer feedback model
McKenna Sperry
Samantha Jones
Nicole Larson
Thomas O’Neill

1C – Roundtable Discussions

Room 9.43

176 – Challenges in design- implement projects in student groups with diverse academic backgrounds
Dag Raudberget
Patrik Cannmo

1D – CDIO Intro Workshop

Room 9.44

Session 1 – Impact and benefits of CDIO approach to engineering education
Helene Leong

Working Groups

Room 9.52
Advancing the Role of Technicians within CDIO Program
Mark Nivan Singh
Room 9.53
Future of CDIO – Working Towards 4.0
Suzanne Brink
Juha Kontio
Reidar Lyng
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12:00pm - 1:00pm | Lunch

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1:00pm - 2:40pm

2A – Sustainability in Engineering Education

Room 9.41
Session Chair: Zhengping Liow

152 – Assessing sustainability in Kuwait’s higher education institutions’ engineering curricula
Hassan Salti
Hania El-Kanj
Suad Alradhwan
Fadi Alkhatib
Mohammed Abdul-Niby

178 – Pathways to sustainability in engineering education: a constructively aligned change in framework
Tommaso Mondovì
Anna Wieczorek

142 – Community-engaged problem-based learning (CE-PBL): preparing sustainable energy experts for applied contexts
Mominul Hasan
Bernd Moeller
Wulf Boie

112 – Contexualized roadmap to advancing sustainability in school of electrical & electronic engineering
Chew Lin Chia
Sin-Moh Cheah

105 – Inculcating sustainability mindsets in students from architecture education through CDIO framework
Zhengping Liow
Sin-Moh Cheah

2B – Workshop

Room 9.42

MATLAB Workshops

Part 1 – 1:00pm- 1:50pm
Automatically grade problems and provide real-time feedback using MATLAB Grader
Emmanuel Blanchard
Daniel Lim

Part 2 – 1:50pm- 2:40pm
Improving learning outcomes in mechanical engineering dynamics
Emmanuel Blanchard
Daniel Lim

2C – Roundtable Discussions

Room 9.43

175 – Curriculum agility narratives roundtable
Suzanne Brink
Carl Johan Carlsson

2D – CDIO Intro Workshop

Room 9.44

Session 2 – Purpose, tools and resources of the CDIO initiative
Juha Kontio
Joanne Tanner

Working Group

Room 9.52
Advancing the Role of Technicians within CDIO Program
Mark Nivan Singh
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2:40pm - 3:00pm | Afternoon Tea

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3:00pm - 4:30pm

3A – From Inclusion to Integrity: Educating Engineers for Social Impact

Room 9.41
Session Chair: Vairavel Gurusamy
160 – From sharing to synergy: cultivating inclusive educational environments through EDI in CDIO
Elizabeth McCarthy
Aster Cosmos
Dana Bui
Helmy Cook
Prudence Perry

192 – Challenge based learning: cultivating social responsibilty in a community connect course
Vairavel Gurusamy
Dhanenthiran M

146 – Closing the gap in engineering education: a positive ‎psychology approach to CDIO
Nikdokht Ghadiminia
Salman Saeidlou
Anne Nortcliffe

125 – Embedding ethics and professional responsibility in engineering education: preparing future engineers for industry 5.0
Isam Zabalawi
Khalil Khanafer
Mohammed Abdul-Niby

3B – Workshop

Room 9.42

138 – Innovating education to foster change agents for sustainability challenges
Tommaso Mondovì
Marcello Sala
Anna Wieczorek
Chantal Brans
Isabelle Reymen

3C – Roundtable Discussions

Room 9.43

107 – Using CDIO for non-engineering programs
Sin-Moh Cheah
Mark Nivan Singh
Zhengping Liow

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4:30pm - 6:00pm

Room 9.55

CDIO Council Meeting

Tuesday 3 June

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8:30am | Registration Desk Opens

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9:00am - 9:15am

Auditorium

Welcome

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9:15am - 10:00am

Auditorium

Keynote Student Panel: Students Re-engineering the Future of Education
Odette Maher, Selina Porritt, David Loven, Ratu Esther-Kelvin and Jason Abi Chebli, Monash University Students & Graduates

 

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10:00am - 10:20am | Morning Tea

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10:20am - 12:00pm

4A – Industry Collaboration and Perspectives

Room 9.41
Session Chair: Svante Gunnarsson

151 – Building scalable industry collaboration in engineering education through the CDIO framework
Marika Säisä
Annukka Kinnari

163 – Developing quality management competencies in software engineering: a CDIO approach
Marika Säisä
Annukka Kinnari

126 – A framework for the teaching of autonomous mobile robotics
Aldo André Díaz-Salazar
José Rafael Rebêlo Teles
José Gabriel Rebêlo Teles
Eduardo Dias Peixoto
Alexandre Costa Ferro Filho
Nigel Joseph Bandeira Dias
Svante Gunnarsson

122 – Commercial pilot education: aligning EASA 100 KSA with CDIO standards
Doris Novak
Tomislav Josip Mlinarić
Davor Mistrić
Petar Andraši

171 – Transforming technical education through industry-institute collaboration ecosystem
Jerold John Britto John
Sivaprakasam Rajakarunakaran
Ganesan Lakshmanan
Gurusamy Vairavel

4B – Workshop

Room 9.42

159 – Australia-Asia nomadic curriculum design
Arlinta Barus
Siegfried Rouvrais
Haraldur Audunsson
Eka Sinambela
Sari Silalahi

4C – Roundtable Discussions

Room 9.43
110 – Learning designs for learning from deliberate failure
Sin-Moh Cheah
Thijs Willems

4D – CDIO Intro Workshop

Room 9.44

Session 3 – Using the CDIO Syllabus and Standards in educational development
Suzanne Brink
Reidar Lyng

Working Group

Room 9.52
Designing the University of the Future – An International Perspective
Marcello Sala
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12:00pm - 1:00pm | Lunch

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1:00pm - 2:40pm

5A – Transdisciplinary Approaches

Room 9.41
Session Chair: Géza Fischl

161 – Six months of engineering with CDIO approach
Yslam Orazov
Mukam Ekayev
Ulugbek Jummanov
Mekan Saipov
Nurjemal Bayramova
Dovletmyrat Porrykov

148 – Designing for diversity: soft landings and developmental portfolios in aerospace education
Yinglu Tang
Ines Uriol Balbin
Daniël Peeters
Prem Sundaramoorthy
Baris Kumru
Mahsa Sajedi
Calvin Rans

117 – Stakeholder analysis for curriculum transformation in higher engineering education
Cecile Gerwel Proches
Macdonald Kanyangale
Angela James
Arlinta Barus
Siegfried Rouvrais
Roger Waldeck
Haraldur Audunsson
Ásrún Matthíasdóttir
Valentina Dagienė
Clara Lemke

150 – Integrating language learning in engineering education: a CDIO approach at ETUT
Yslam Orazov
Lachyn Gurdova
Nurjemal Bayramova
Ulugbek Jummanov

149 – Examining architectural design projects through CDIO: preparedness, task design, feedback, and collaboration
Geza Fischl
Carlos Sauco

5B – Sustainability in Engineering Education

Room 9.42
Session Chair: Marisol Rico-Cortez

103 – Using CDIO for development of students’ sustainability mindset
Sin-Moh Cheah
Katerina Yang
Zhengping Liow
Yunyi Wong
Chew-Lin Chia
Erwin Wouterson

154 – Resilience in engineering education: exploring industrial skills towards sustainable synergies
Marisol Rico-Cortez
Elvira Kaneberg

156 – Approach to developing key competencies for sustainability in chemical engineering using CDIO
Katerina Yang
Sin-Moh Cheah
Yunyi Wong

118 – CDIO peer-to-peer support on education for sustainable development: experience from pilot run
Katerina Yang
Sin-Moh Cheah
Divina Gracia D. Ronquillo
Rhonalyn Maulion
Mary Rose F. Persincula
Ai Ye Oh
Juha Kontio

127 – Green growth and CDIO approach in food engineering: initiative and implementation model
Thi Viet Ha Phan
Anand Nayyar
Anh-Quang Dao

5C – Workshop

Room 9.43

162 – Using student personas and learner journey mapping for increased inclusivity in teaching
Suzanne Brink

5D – CDIO Intro Workshop

Room 9.44

Session 4 – CDIO Collaboration and Community
Matthew Murphy

Working Group

Room 9.52
Designing the University of the Future – An International Perspective
Marcello Sala
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2:40pm - 3:00pm | Afternoon Tea

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3:00pm - 6:00pm

Free time to explore Melbourne

Working Group

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3:00pm - 4:30pm
Room 9.53

Future of CDIO – Working Towards 4.0
Suzanne Brink
Juha Kontio
Reidar Lyng

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6:00pm - 9:00pm

The Bank on Collins, 394 Collins Street, Melbourne

Conference Dinner

Wednesday 4 June

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8:30am | Registration Desk Opens

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9:00am - 9:15am

Auditorium

Welcome

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9:15am - 10:00am

Auditorium

Keynote Presentation: Strengthening CDIO
Emeritus Professor James Trevelyan, Engineer, Educator, Researcher & Entrepreneur

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10:00am - 10:20am | Morning Tea

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10:20am - 12:00pm

6A – Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Technologies

Room 9.41
Session Chair: May Lim

189 – Verbal peer feedback in project based learning course: insights from Microsoft Teams meeting recaps
May Lim

106 – Continual improvement: sense-making of convergence of institutional initiatives on digital technologies
Sin-Moh Cheah
Mark Nivan Singh

115 – Enhancing technicians’ knowledge of CDIO through generative AI
Mark Nivan Singh

185 – Developing an AI expert to support student learning in chemical engineering
Jane Carolyne Hantanto
Aditya Arun Advani
Michael Crocco
Joanne Tanner

6B – Curriculum

Room 9.42
Session Chair: Cesar Ortega-Sanchez

108 – Reflecting on reflections: leveraging student feedback for continuous program development
Svante Gunnarsson
Helena Herbertsson
Anders Ekinge
Malin Wiger
Magdalena Smeds

181 – The tyranny of numbers: why marking CDIO activities could be difficult
Cesar Ortega-Sanchez

133 – Integrating sense lab and project-based learning in lighting design education
Yu-Chan Chao

147 – Preparing for the future: aligning engineering competency standards
Zachery Quince
Anna Lidfors Lindqvist
Patcharin Chen

191 – How effectively are CDIO standards integrated and recognised in the food safety and quality program at the Technical University of Denmark?
Anoop Kumar Sharma

6C – Workshop

Room 9.43

168 – Peer-to-peer support: CDIO activity to share and learn
Juha Kontio

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12:00pm - 1:00pm | Lunch & Regional Meetings

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1:00pm - 2:40pm

7A – Learning Environments

Room 9.41
Session Chair: Veronica Halupka

134 – Grasping structures: affordable hands-on column buckling activity for first-year engineering students
Marta Gavioli
Giuseppe Radaelli
Renate Klassen
Annoesjka Cabo

158 – Flipped learning to foster students’ self-directed learning: a study of first year students’ self-directed learning competencies
Mei Yee Chan
Gavin Bryan Lee
Kian Chee Loh
Helene Leong

144 – Enhancing learning outcomes by using some electronic technologies
Darkhantsetseg Batsumber
Temuujin Altansukh

153 – CDIO learning space in digital transformation: a case at Vinh University, Vietnam
Huong Thi Pham
Tien Tran Ba
Yen Hai Hoang Phan
Ai Vinh Le Nguyen

157 – United by design: modular and flexible learning for undergraduate engineering professional practice
Elizabeth McCarthy
Veronica Halupka
Lila Azouz

7B – Workshop

Room 9.42

174 – Curriculum agility quick scan of your education
Suzanne Brink
Carl Johan Carlsson
Reidar Lyng

7C – Roundtable Discussions

Room 9.43

119 – Experiences in sustainability mindset and education for sustainable development using CDIO
Sin-Moh Cheah
Katerina Yang

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2:40pm - 3:00pm | Afternoon Tea

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3:00pm - 4:30pm

8A – Educational Research and Innovation

Room 9.41
Session Chair: Andrei-Raoul Morariu

173 – Examples of enablers for curriculum agility
Suzanne Brink
Carl Johan Carlsson
Mikael Enelund
Sonia M. Gomez Puente
Elizabeth Keller
Reidar Lyng
Charles McCartan
Remon Rooij

139 – Defining challenge based learning and education in the autonomous shipping context
Peter Sandell
Johanna Salokannel
Andrei-Raoul Morariu
Anastasia Tsvetkova
Victor Bolbot
Jouni Saarni
Jouni Isoaho
Seppo Virtanen

190 – Designing a tool to measure innovation competence perception in engineering students
Ignacio González-Aravena
Gerardo Baro
Horacio Buldrini

140 – A challenge based education framework for autonomous shipping
Peter Sandell
Johanna Salokannel
Andrei-Raoul Morariu
Anastasia Tsvetkova
Victor Bolbot
Jouni Isoaho
Jouni Saarni
Seppo Virtanen

104 – Learning from deliberate failure: a holistic approach using the CDIO framework
Sin-Moh Cheah
Thijs Willems

8B – Supporting Educators: Strategies for Development, Outreach and Innovation

Room 9.42
Session Chair: Tony Vo

116 – Operationalizing CDIO engineering learning workspaces in East Kazakhstan Technical University
Zhadyra Konurbayeva
Samat Baigereyev
Kim-Fai Soh
Sin-Moh Cheah

113 – Active learning community for professional development: a CDIO standard 10 implementation model
Geok Ling Soo-Ng
Zhengping Liow

143 – Engineering clean water solutions: a chemical engineering outreach activity for secondary students
Joanne Tanner
Poh Xian Tay

155 – Bridging technical and leadership competencies: integrating CDIO with the SUSI YWLP
Chynar Garlyyeva
Ayna Annayeva
Jennet Mowlamova
Sodgerel Gansukh
Gurbangul Sapargeldiyeva
Ayshirin Soltanmyradova
Yslam Orazov

8C – Roundtable Discussions

Room 9.43

167 – The future of CDIO
Juha Kontio
Reidar Lyng
Suzanne Brink

8D – CDIO Intro Workshop

Room 9.44

Session 5 – Feedback

Thursday 5 June

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9:00am - 10:30am

Monash University, Clayton Campus (Meet at Woodside Building, 20 Exhibition Walk)

Campus Tour & CDIO Academy Visit

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10:30am - 10:50am | Morning Tea

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10:50am - 1:15pm

Room 1.02, Woodside Building for Technology and Design, Monash University

CDIO Academy Presentations
Working Groups Presentations
Awards Presentation
Closing Ceremony

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1:15pm - 2:00pm | Lunch

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2:00pm - 2:45pm

Room 1.02, Woodside Building for Technology and Design, Monash University

How Digital Engineering Technologies can be used to enhance Engineering Education: Focus on Augmented Reality (AR) & Internet of Things (IoT) technologies 

Imran Muthaliph, LEAP Australia

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2:00pm - 3:30pm

Room 2.07, Woodside Building for Technology and Design, Monash University

CDIO Council Meeting