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Mathematical Sciences at Tandon School of Engineering, Brooklyn NY USA

Presented by: Lindsey Van Wagenen, New York University, Courant Institute of https://qubeshub.org/community/groups... Abstract: As a part of NYU Tandon’s Sustainable Engineering Initiative we have implemented a set of modeling-oriented differential equations worksheets and projects to engage and empower STEM students to understand and solve problems related to climate change and sustainability. By applying the skills and concepts they have learned in their calculus, physics, engineering and differential equations courses, along with modeling software to issues of climate change, the goal is to increase student engagement, deepen student understanding of course material, prepare students to craft the climate solutions of tomorrow, and to create and support a community of practice among faculty involved in these courses. In differential equations, we are developing worksheets and projects aligned with the above goals. These worksheets and projects are both original and based on materials developed by SIMODE and others. This talk will present an overview of our interdisciplinary initiative’s work, course materials and report on current progress.