Welcome to ISEE and Housekeeping Issues

1. 30.01.2019 Welcome to ISEE andHousekeeping Issues Wolfram Schmidt

2. Welcome Introduction to ISEE conference

3. Welcome to ISEE Tikulandilanianthuonsepanopa ISEE conference Karibunisanakwenyamkutanowa ISEE اهلاوسهلابكمالىمؤتمرالآيسيي Aawaaba, ba ISEE conference እንኳንወደ ISEE  ጉባኤበሰላምመጣችሁ። Bienvenue à la ISEE conférence A warm welcometothe ISEE conference Herzlich Willkommen zur ISEE-Konferenz Ẹ kúàbọ̀ sììpàgọ́ tí ISEE, Ẹ ṣeunpúpò. Introduction to ISEE conference

4. Background Introduction to ISEE conference

5. BackgroundA changing global environment All picturestakenfrompixabay Introduction to ISEE conference

6. BackgroundA changing global environment CS-Design All picturestakenfrompixabay Introduction to ISEE conference

7. BackgroundClimate change is a global menace Introduction to ISEE conference

8. BackgroundClimate change is a global menace Imagine climatechangeis a super villain, threateningthephysical and social health on our planet. Howcanwestopit? Introduction to ISEE conference

9. BackgroundClimate change is a global menace A leagueof super heroesisrequiredtostopthevillain. Whatisthecharacteristic item ofleaguesof super heroes? Theircombinedtalents aregreater thanthesum oftheir individual talents. Introduction to ISEE conference

10. BackgroundClimate change is a global menace • Unfortunatelynoleaguesofsuperheroesareknown in the real world. • Weonlyhave: • Business people • Architects • Structuralengineers • Materials scientists • Construction managers • thathelpprotectingourcities and infrastructures. They do not form a league. The sumoftheirtalentsisequaltothesumoftheirtalents Introduction to ISEE conference

11. BackgroundClimate change is a global menace But climatechange and social challengeslinkedtoitare real. Civilengineers, architects and materialsscientistsare not preparedtocopewiththefuturethreats. Introduction to ISEE conference

12. BackgroundClimate change is a global menace But climatechange and social challengeslinkedtoitare real. Civilengineers, architects and materialsscientistsare not preparedtocopewiththefuturethreats. Theyhavetobecome super heroes. Introduction to ISEE conference

13. BackgroundClimate change is a global menace But climatechange and social challengeslinkedtoitare real. Civilengineers, architects and materialsscientistsoftodaycannotcopewiththefuturethreats. Theyhavetobecome super heroes. Onlyiftheyaddtheirtalents Introduction to ISEE conference

14. BackgroundFuture skill requirements Education Awareness Interdisciplinarity A newgenerationofcivilengineers, architects, and materialsspecialistsisrequired. Introduction to ISEE conference

15. BackgroundISEE conference objectives African dimension Global dimension • Africa‘sconstructionbusinessis at theonsetof a dramaticincline • Urbanisation and climatechangeeffects will becomethemostpressingchallenges • Africa NOW hasthechancetoleapfrogtechnologies New engineersarerequired Africa needsnewengineersmoreurgentlythanothers Introduction to ISEE conference

16. BackgroundISEE conference objectives African dimension Global dimension • Africa‘sconstructionbusinessis at theonsetof a dramaticincline • Urbanisation and climatechangeeffects will becomethemostpressingchallenges • Africa NOW hasthechancetoleapfrogtechnologies New engineersarerequired Africa needsnewengineersmoreurgentlythanothers Introduction to ISEE conference

17. BackgroundISEE conference objectives Africa’s next generation has a tremendous potential to change the world. However, educational units and teachers are not equipped with tools to adequately teach the messages. In addition, often administrations and teachers put focus on content rather than on inspiration and global awareness. Introduction to ISEE conference

18. Betterlivelihood New housing and infrastructureprojects BackgroundISEE conference objectives Climate protection and sustainability New markets and valuechains Sustainableupward spiral tothebenefitoftheclimate, infrastructure, and qualityoflifewith global impact New materials and technologies New researchareas and enhancedresearchcapacity and education New researchareas and enhancedresearchcapacity and education More researchcapacity in engineering New materials and technologies New markets and valuechains Climate protection and sustainability Betterlivelihood New housing and infrastructureprojects Introduction to ISEE conference

19. BackgroundISEE conference objectives Innovation – Science – Engineering - Education Introduction to ISEE conference

20. BackgroundISEE conference objectives 27 countries Introduction to ISEE conference

21. BackgroundStatistics: continents and gender Female: 39.4% Male: 60.6% Introduction to ISEE conference

22. BackgroundStatistics: positions and career levels All careerlevels Ages ~ 18-80 Introduction to ISEE conference

23. BackgroundFunding and follow-up activities • ISEE is funded by: • The foundation showed interest in providing follow up funding to implement findings of the conference into tangible output. ISEE Conference Nairobi • Definechallenges • Identifydemands • Developstrategies ISEE Workshop Cameroon ISEE Workshop Nigeria ISEE Workshop S. Africa Introduction to ISEE conference

24. BackgroundPatrons of the conference Engineering education Construction technology Africa widescience network BAM, RILEM, fib, ENBRI AEEA University of Lagos African-European network links Teaching concepts and African issues Université de Dschang Universität Ulm Science and scienceeducation Introduction to ISEE conference

25. BackgroundObjectives of the next couple of days • Identify global challenges and solution potentials • Specify demands on architects, engineers, and materials scientists • Discuss how future education can derive a new generation of engineers • Network and link up for new initiatives • Work on a follow up strategy Introduction to ISEE conference

26. BackgroundObjectives of the next couple of days Create a commonknowledgebase for workshops Day 1: Keynotes Potentials, challenges, sustainability Day 2: Keynotes Education, skillrequirements, challenges Create newcontent Day 3: Workshops Group work, debate, paneldiscussion Introduction to ISEE conference

27. Keynotes Introduction to ISEE conference

28. Keynotes Global challenges and futureperspectives in Africa Prof. Andreas Rogge Future challenges of construction engineering and perspectives for Africa Namata Serumaga-Musisi Democratisationof form Introduction to ISEE conference

29. Keynotes Localsolutions for global challenges Prof. Karen Scrivener The future of materials technologies and how these can be communicated Prof. John Provis The right material for each job – the need for a toolkit of cements Introduction to ISEE conference

30. Keynotes Future skill requirements for global challenges Dr. Wolfram Schmidt Engineering skill requirements to cope with the local and global challenges ofthefuture Prof. Ghada Bassioni The blue-sky research – applied science and engineering interrelationship in an African context Introduction to ISEE conference

31. Keynotes International research arena Prof. Mark Alexander International research networking and the role of Africa within the international researchcommunity Prof. Daman Panesar Engineering design: an approach towards sustainable site-specific solutions with global considerations Introduction to ISEE conference

32. Keynotes Opening Day 2 Prof. Murray Metcalfe and Dr. Nadine Ibrahim Crossroads: sustainableinfrastructure + entrepreneurship + online engineeringeducation in 21st Century Africa Introduction to ISEE conference

33. Keynotes Management and entrepreneurship Tina Nyamache The discipline to pursue less (but better) Busisiwe Legodi Laid back mentality Introduction to ISEE conference

34. Keynotes African educational peculiarities Prof. Yunus Ballim Reflections on the civil engineering curriculum for engaged social development in the 21st century Dr. Kolawole Adisa Olonade Fostering innovation through research and education for infrastructure development: a call for synergy between town and gown Introduction to ISEE conference

35. Keynotes Educational tools and curricula development Prof. Ole Mejlhede Jensen Knowledge transfer from universities: to students and to practice Prof. Funso Falade Educational tools and curricula development for the advancement of engineering education in Africa Introduction to ISEE conference

36. Keynotes Potentials through education Prof. Robert Tchitnga Appropriate high level physics solutions in developing countries – a cooperative approach to bridge scientific education and engineering Prof. Mammo Muchie Transformative and social innovation system for creative, smart, green and African integrated development in the 4th Industrial Revolution Introduction to ISEE conference

37. Workshops Introduction to ISEE conference

38. Workshops What is the meaning of the symbol on the name tag? ? Introduction to ISEE conference

39. Workshops Global and local challenges and/or potentials in construction ChadliaOunissi| Tunisia Mareike Thiedeitz | Germany Banjo AyobamiAkinyemi| Nigeria Introduction to ISEE conference

40. Workshops Potentials for sustainable construction based on education Akindehinde Ayotunde Akindahunsi | Nigeria Joseph Mwiti Marangu | Kenya Bruce Raath | South Africa Introduction to ISEE conference

41. Workshops Future skill requirements in civil engineering, architecture and materials Yazmin Lisbeth Mack Vergara | Panama Cyrille VincelasFohaguiFodoup| Cameroon Jule Anniser | Germany Introduction to ISEE conference

42. Workshops Global research and education requirements Olukayode Olawale Alao | Italy Nonkululeko Winnie Radebe | Germany Rose Mbugua | South Africa Introduction to ISEE conference

43. Workshops African research and education requirements Joyce Wanjeri Njoroge | Germany Solomon Adomako | Italy Chinedu Francis Ekechukwu | UK Introduction to ISEE conference

44. Workshops Contemporary teaching methods Alice Titus Bakera | South Africa Loudon Luka | Malawi Vusumuzi Malele | South Africa Introduction to ISEE conference

45. Workshops Gender issues in STEM education Maboea Dikeledi | South Africa Shirin Fataei Bolourchi | Germany Said Kenai | Algeria Introduction to ISEE conference

46. Workshops Language and communication barriers Ines Tchetgnia Ngassam | Germany MuzafaluKayondo| South Africa Henri van Damme | France Introduction to ISEE conference

47. Workshops Output expectationfromworkshops Summary ofdiscussionitems and results Presentationofworkshopresults Panel discussion Papers for proceedings (2-4 pages, 1-3 groups per workshop, relevant topics, noredundancy) Introduction to ISEE conference

48. Proceedings • Final conference book will be published after the conference. • Include discussion items • Include participants’ opinions • Create additional content from the workshops Introduction to ISEE conference

49. Proceedings In your conference bag you will find a questionnaire. Sentences have to be completed with one word only. There is a box at the exit, where you can drop them over the course of the conference. Take your time! Reflect on it before you answer. Introduction to ISEE conference

50. Housekeeping issues Introduction to ISEE conference