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| + | The proposed initiative is an education-driven student innovation project using a massive open online (MOOP) platform, as an extension of the current CBI program at CERN’s IdeaSquare. It poses an engineering-driven challenge for cross-disciplinary university students: design a high speed, 300- passenger aircraft that, based on a new business model, demonstrates economic viability. | ||
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| + | It is planned to ramp-up in 2018 starting with different engineering-driven student assignments building up on the existing teaching curriculum of the participating home universities. The aim is not to compete or question other research projects on supersonic civil aircrafts but rather to offer supervised (under)graduate students the opportunity to innovate collectively and in a new interdisciplinary manner. | ||
== Highspeed education initiative is composed of 10 working groups: == | == Highspeed education initiative is composed of 10 working groups: == | ||
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[[WG10: Operation, Logistics, Business]] | [[WG10: Operation, Logistics, Business]] | ||
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| + | == More information == | ||
| + | More information about the initiative can be found from https://indico.cern.ch/event/570268/ | ||
Revision as of 00:24, 17 July 2018
Highspeed Education Initiative
The proposed initiative is an education-driven student innovation project using a massive open online (MOOP) platform, as an extension of the current CBI program at CERN’s IdeaSquare. It poses an engineering-driven challenge for cross-disciplinary university students: design a high speed, 300- passenger aircraft that, based on a new business model, demonstrates economic viability.
It is planned to ramp-up in 2018 starting with different engineering-driven student assignments building up on the existing teaching curriculum of the participating home universities. The aim is not to compete or question other research projects on supersonic civil aircrafts but rather to offer supervised (under)graduate students the opportunity to innovate collectively and in a new interdisciplinary manner.
Highspeed education initiative is composed of 10 working groups:
WG2: Collaborative Platform Coordination
WG3: Overall Design and Integration
WG4: Aero (thermo) dynamics -Thermal
WG7: Flight Control & Avionics
WG10: Operation, Logistics, Business
More information
More information about the initiative can be found from https://indico.cern.ch/event/570268/
