DEED Student Competition Awards

2021 ASEE DEED Student Competition

Topic: Disruptors in Design: Engineering Education Effects

Awardees:

  • Graduate Division
    • Leo Brody (North Carolina State University), Disruptive Changes: A Chemical Looping-Based Catalytic Converter. [Poster]
  • Undergraduate Division
    • John Barham (Louisiana Tech University), Disruptive Changes: The Need for Interstellar Travel. (Video)
    • Simran Moolchandaney (University of Notre Dame),  ASApp: Assisting student athletes to stay organized, efficient, and accountable. [Essay]

 

Leo Brody & Simran Moolchandaney

 

2019 ASEE DEED Student Essay Competition

Topic: What role should artificial intelligence play in engineering design education?  [view competition guidelines]

Awardees:

  • Graduate Division
    • Francis Fish (Georgia Institute of Technology), A Brief Overview of the Pros and Cons of AI in Engineering Design. 
    • Elisabeth Kames (Florida Institute of Technology), Addressing the Possibilities: The Benefits of Implementing Artificial Intelligence in Engineering Design Education. 
    • Devanshi Shah (Florida Institute of Technology), Artificial Intelligence: A path humans can pave to future.
  • Undergraduate Division
    • Katherine Tanner (The Ohio State University), If you build it, they will break it.

 

DEED Student Essay Competition: ASEE 2018

Topic: What do you need to better learn engineering analysis?  [view competition guidelines]

Awardees:

  • Graduate Division
    • Hadi Ali (Arizona State University), Educated Human Judgement: Design and Analysis: Where to probe, and where to pass- by? [view paper]
  • Undergraduate Division
    • Jack Ruggless (Western Michigan University), Better Integrating of Engineering Design and Analysis into Engineering Education [view paper]

 

DEED Student Essay Competition: ASEE 2017

Topic: Imagining Engineering Design Education in 2040 [view competition guidelines]

Awardees:

  • Graduate Division
    • Alistair Cook (Colorado State University): Educating Engineers for International Development Careers: A Pathway to the Future of Engineering Design Education [view paper]
    • Steven Weiner (Arizona State University): How Engineering Design Education Will Be Everywhere and Nowhere in 2040 [view paper]
  • Undergraduate Division
    • Aaron Joya and Maria Buan (University of Washington): D.I.R.T. (Designing in Real Time) [view paper]
    • Shreyas M. Shete and Pramod V. Desai (Rajarambapu Institute of Technology): Design Tends to Virtuality [view paper]