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NETWORK MAGALHAES - COIL COURSE RURAL HYDRO-ENERGY CHALLENGES IN LATINAMERICA

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  • Lingua: INGLESE
  • Sede: AULA VIRTUALE
  • Iscrizioni: 08-09-2022alle ore 12:00 del
    20-09-2022
  • Area tematica: Tecnologia e società
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Docente responsabile
MEREU RICCARDO
CCS proponenti
Ingegneria Energetica Ingegneria per l'Ambiente e il Territorio|Ingegneria Gestionale|Ingegneria Chimica
CFU
3
Ore in presenza
30
N° max studenti
15
Parole chiave:
Sustainable Development, project work, renewable energy sources, rural
Tag
Energia, Sostenibilità ambientale e sociale

Descrizione dell'iniziativa

The course titled "Rural hydro-energy challenges in Latinamerica" involving lecturer and students from Universidad de Los Andes (Colombia), Universidad  Javeriana (Colombia), Universidad de Chile (Chile) and Politecnico di Milano (Italy).The course is part of the initiatives of the network Magalhaes (Home | Magalhaes Network (magalhaes-network.org)The course starts in August 30th and end in November 24th with 2 sessions per week of approx. 1 hour.

Themes and topics
The Coil Course will focus on the proposal of a solution for a local challenge to be developed in groups during the semester. The challenges will be proposed by the faculty in charge of the course, and each student can select the challenge of her/his interest. The groups will be organized based on the selected challenge, country, field of education, and university.The Coil course will be taught in thematic challenges focused on sustainability, green technology or sustainable development, with the specific themes presented during the second lesson of the course.

Periodo di svolgimento

dal Settembre 2022 a Novembre 2022

Calendario

DAYTHEMES
30/08Intro to the course, rules and academic team
01/09Presentation of the challenges and survey to build groups
06/09The Social Innovation Route
08/09Detailed introduction to specific challenges
13/09Intercultural workshop
15/09Defined by each challenge leader
20/09SDG : Sustainable Development Goals
22/09Defined by each challenge leader
27/09Climate Change: Mitigation and adaptation
29/09Defined by each challenge leader
04/10NEXUS: Water-Energy-Food
06/10Defined by each challenge leader
11/10Renewable energy in Latin-América
13/10Defined by each challenge leader
18/10Experiences of water resources management in Latin-América
20/10Defined by each challenge leader
25/10Budget and business plan
27/10Defined by each challenge leader
01/11HOLIDAY
03/11Defined by each challenge leader
08/11Engineering projects with social impact
10/11Invited guest for each challenge
15/11Global challenges in energy transition
17/11Project presentation
22/11Project presentation
24/11Project presentation

Note

Organization
The course is organized as follows.

  • The course will be delivered weekly in two sessions of 1:15 hours (on Tue and Thu late afternoon).
  • The first session of each week will be focused on general lectures with information and topics needed for the development of the challenges. One virtual room is needed for these sessions.
  • The second session of each week is devoted to specific work on each challenge, so as many rooms as challenges are needed for these sessions. In these lectures, the leaders of each challenge are welcome to invite experts or schedule specific conferences.
  • The "Route for Social Innovation", developed by Engineers without Borders (Colombia), will be the navigation map for the development of the challenges. In this route, the groups have to submit three advancement reports and a final report with the solution for the challenge.
  • The final stage is the presentation of the final projects by each team. Here all students participate, as the idea is that all the course gets benefited from the projects developed during the semester.
  • All challenges will be accompanied by members of local communities who are in charge of giving the local context to each group
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