26. June 2025

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TimeLocationEvent
9:00-9:05Room 1Opening: Outline of the Day
9:05-10:05Room 1Keynote Speaker dipl.-phys. Haiko von Rebenstock, “Ubiquitous Math“
10:05-10:35Tea/Coffee
10:35-11:25Group Discussion: Rethinking Mathematics Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
Room 1Group 1, Group leader
Room2Group 2, Group leader
Room 3Group 3, Group leader
Room 4Group 4, Group leader
11:30-12:30Parallel Sessions
Room 2Paper Presentations: Theme 6 (chair Samuel Bengmark)
Innovative Approaches
Making Statistical Inference Click for Engineering Students
Fulya Kula
Changes Inspired by Experience from Covid Lockdowns – An Example
Marie Demlova
A deeper understanding of the gradient — a self-study module
Meike Akveld & Wigand Rathmann
Room 3Lightning Talks: Theme 7 (chair Sebastian Wirthgen)
Approaches to First-Year Mathematics Support
Problem-based Teaching and Learning and Authentic Assessment of Mathematics for First-year Engineering Students – A Case Study
Bertie Knight & Sarah Peers & Graham Ward
School mathematics boost for first semester students having major problems with maths
Gabriela Stößel & Steffen Rasenat & Wiebke Hielscher & Klaus Beck
Using Game-Based Learning to Enhance Student Engagement in Vector Calculus for Engineering Students
Tugce Akkaya
12:30-14:00Lunch
14:00-14:20Room 1Plenary Discussion
14:30-15:30Parallel Sessions
Room 2Paper Presentations: Theme 8 (chair Tommy Gustafsson)
Learning Together
Teaching to Diverse Groups – Engineering Mathematics in the Foundation Year
Colin Steele
Peer learning: Professor and Students unite in a flexible bridging mathematics course
Morton Brekke & Luis Fernando Jack & Emma Nesdal Slinning
Engineer or math teacher? – career preferences among double degree engineering students
Samuel Bengmark
Room 3Paper Presentations: Theme 9 (chair Deolinda Rasteiro)
Tradition and Innovation
The Role of Mathematical Competencies in Engineering Research: Insights from Digital Signal Processing PhD Scholars
Akshara Parul
Should we go back to master classes when teaching mathematics?
Araceli Queiruga-Dios & María Jesús Santos Sánchez & María Anciones-Polo
What level of guidance instructions is appropriate for today’s technical students?
Daniela Richtarikova
15:30-15:45Room 1Wrap-up of the Day, Organizational details
15:45-16:15Tea/Coffee
16:15Bus departure to Wolfsburg
17:00-18:30WolfsburgPhaeno
19:00-21:30WolfsburgConference dinner
21:30-22:15Bus transfer to Wolfenbüttel