Evaluate the impact of renewable wind energy as societies address the problem of climate change
You are part of an interdisciplinary team that will use their knowledge of Design, Math, and Science to develop a turbine design. You will use the Triple-Bottom--Line (TBL) framework to evaluate your design and propose a direction for further development of wind energy on Jeju Island.
Your findings will be presented to the local stakeholders to evaluate the effectiveness of continued development of wind energy on the island.
Jeju Island has set a goal to reduce carbon emissions and develop a sustainable economy. However, this is easier said than done. Becoming a sustainable society and economy requires a deep understanding of the environmental, social, and financial impacts of decisions.
A Group Inquiry Portfolio that records your group's inquiry
A final prototype based on research and testing
An Individual Portfolio that records your inquiry and shows your understanding and progress through the unit
One or more prototypes that you have developed, tested, and gathered data on (this is all recorded in your individual portfolio)
Your Individual Inquiry Portfolio that is assessed according to the IDU Criteria
Criteria A: Evaluating
Criteria B: Synthesizing
Criteria C: Reflecting
We will use various technologies to integrate knowledge of mathematics, science, and the design cycle to achieve our design goal based on data analysis, observation, and application of scientific principles.
We will work collaboratively with international exchange students on the challenging tasks of iterating our wind turbine design to improve performance and efficiency
We will explore sustainability through researching into renewable energy generation; global perspectives through an inquiry into the application of renewable energy technologies