Conference Agenda

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Madrid city tour guide: Ana Velasco
Online cultural visit through Madrid complementing the social experience of the conference. This session is expected for the Asia and East registrants, as well as for the Europa and Africa ones. Will be replicated in the session SV05 for the American registrants

Panelists:
Felipe Gómez Gallo, Vice President Student Affairs IFEES and President SPEED
Dr. Tanya Morton, Director Worldwide Customer Success Engineering, MathWorks
Xavier Fouger, Dassault Systèmes, France
Prof. Seeram Ramakrishna, FREng, Everest Chair, Circular Economy Taskforce Chair, National University of Singapore
Dora Smith, Siemens, United States of America

Session Organizers:
Sushma S. Kulkarni (India), Tagwa Musa (Sudan), Stephanie Farrell (USA), Khairiyah Mohd Yusof (Malaysia), Edmundo Tovar (Spain), Prathiba Nagabhushan (Australia), Didem Demir (Turkey), with Hans J. Hoyer, Aliki Pappas, and Salma Wahba for IFEES.

Panelists:

Sponsors:
1. Didem Demir, Arcelik
2. Michael Milligan, ABET

VOLUME-I:
1. Soma Chakrabarti
2. Renetta G. Tull
3. Maria João Viamonte
4. Jane Goodyer

VOLUME-II:
5. Elisa María Ruiz Navas

VOLUME-III:
6. Dr. Divya Nalla
7. Ms. Reena Dayal

VOLUME-IV:
8. Prof. Bancy Mati
9. Dr. Ilham Kissani

The onsite lunch will be in picnic style, to allow the onsite participants to participate in the sessions they prefer. There will not be stop between the main sessions as we will maximize the worldwide participation.
The onsite participants can pickup the picnic lunch and can eat it inside the coffee shop tables or in any room of the conference EXCEPT in the Main Hall where is not allowed to enter any meal.

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Joint session GEDC (Global Engineering Deans Council) and EDC (European Deans Council)

Invited speakers:
RAI (Real Academia de la Ingeniería): Javier Pérez de Vargas
UGC (University Global Coalition): Stefano Battilosi, (UC3M)

GEDC Diversity Award presentation:
Siemens presentation: Dora Smith, Siemens
George Mason University presentation: Kenneth Ball, George Mason University

Award finalists presentations:
Eva Cheng Eva, Director, Women in Engineering and IT, University of Technology Sydney, ‘STEM x’ supporting engagement and inclusion from the elementary school classroom to ‘Lucy’ university-industry student mentoring
Leticia Almaguer and Patricia Jacques, Professor, Tecnológico de Monterrey, Patrones Hermosos (Beautiful Patterns)
María Gabriela Mago Ramos, Teacher, Universidad Libre, The Role of the female engineer in Maintenance
presented by: Marshall Sheldon, Elizabeth Croft and Leo Kempel.

The GEDC Diversity Award aims to shine a light on successful projects that inspire students from all profiles and backgrounds to study and succeed in engineering. The long-term goal of the award is to increase diversity among the global community of engineers so that the engineering industry reflects the diversity of the communities it supports, with diversity recognized as a driver for innovation and growth. Join the GEDC in celebrating the 2021 Diversity Award Finalists and learn about their important initiatives. The 2021 Diversity Award Recipient will be announced in this session after final deliberation.

Presenter:
Erica Burkhart, Siemens Digital Industries Software

Join us for an exclusive first look at eXplore , a soon to be launched, self-guided virtual experience highlighting the benefits of the Siemens academic program. At Siemens, we invest in the academic community, because we know who will transform industries and change the world. We know it will be the learners and educators of today who will create a better, more sustainable tomorrow.
eXplore Connected Campus provides a self-paced, real-world storytelling experience with exclusive content. The audience can choose to follow the journey of a learner or educator as they navigate their unique path through academia. Throughout the experience, the audience will hear insights from likeminded peers and innovators, receiving practical tips and resources along the way.

The Infineon University Alliance Cordially Invites You to Attend A
PSoC®- 6 IoT Workshop
WHY: • Leave with the knowledge of PSoC 6 Architecture and ModusToolboxTM Software and learn how you can quickly create an embedded IoT design AND receive a free PSoC 6 CY4343W prototyping kit. • Learn all about the latest Infineon PSoC technology. PSoC is a family of programmable devices featuring analog, digital, and an embedded MCU – all on one chip. PSoC is truly the world’s first Programmable System-On-Chip
Agenda: • Introduction to ModusToolbox IDE and PSoC 6 architecture • Hands-on lab session using the CY8CPROTO-062-4343W to create a simple Wi-Fi project • Wrap-up

The electrification megatrend is driving the replacement of less efficient technologies and helping us achieve a more sustainable future. With the switch to power electronics, batteries and electric machines of all sizes, it has become commonplace to deploy more and more embedded devices to control them. At the same time, with more access to data and computing power than ever before, machine learning is providing us with new ways to develop algorithms. When combined with ever more electronic and more programmable machines, we are facing the opportunity and the challenge to build increasingly autonomous systems.
How can engineers architect such complex systems, iterate quickly and validate their designs along the way? For many companies across industries, from renewable energies to mechatronics or transportation, the answer is Model-Based Design. In this presentation, we will look at how they are leveraging MATLAB® and domain-specific tools, with Simulink® as an integration platform to model multi-domain systems, validate their behavior and deploy code for them.
With such convergence of mechanics, electronics and software, how must the skills of future engineers evolve? We will share examples of how leading universities around the world are adapting their curricula to include more active learning with professional tools to help their students gain interdisciplinary skills and systems thinking.

Madrid city tour guide: Ana Velasco
Online cultural visit through Madrid complementing the social experience of the conference. This session is expected for the American registrants, as well as for the Europa and Africa ones. Is replicated from the session SV04 for the Asia and East registrants

Visit to Madrid onsite by bus with tourist guide
Madrid city tour guide: Ana Velasco and Maria Luisa Velasco

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Onsite diner with the onsite attendees to the conference enjoying Spanish food and entertainment. We will have a first immersion of Spanish art and culture during 30 minutes of Flamenco show from 10 pm to 10:30 pm and 10:30 pm to 11 pm, dividing the attendees in two groups. During and after the flamenco shows you will have an open bar until 11:30 pm. HAVE in mind we will have the last day of the conference from 10 am on Thursday 18th !