MISSION
Duke Engineers for International Development (DEID) is an organization that supports high-impact engineering projects around the world by combining community-driven ideas with student design. DEID partners with under-served communities on cost-efficient and sustainable projects aimed at improving the standard of living of numerous individuals. Students gain real-world experience working on projects in a wide range of engineering disciplines that promote a sense of international responsibility.
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Weekly Updates
Indonesia 2020 Weekly Update: 11/03/19
We brainstormed designs for a floating toilet! We also talked about fundraising and the upcoming end of year campaign.
West Virginia 2020 Weekly Update: 11/10/19
The project team worked on design calculations, including load calculations for pedestrian live loads, vehicle loads, and transverse wind and water loads.
Bolivia 2020 Weekly Update: 10/20/19-10/26/19
Discussed the outline of Mock Review Call 1 and encouraged members to apply for Committee manager positions! Split into committees so that members could get to know everyone else better and people could ask specific questions they had regarding the project. Took some time during the meeting to have everyone research potential grants and their Read more about Bolivia 2020 Weekly Update: 10/20/19-10/26/19[…]
Indonesia 2020 Update: Week of 10/20/19-10/26/19
Team members presented their research about the community we will be working with, wastewater treatment options, and floating toilets. We began to fill out grants to purchase materials for our project.
Bolivia 2020 Update: 10/13/19-10/19/19
This week we got all team members on Basecamp, the platform that we use to communicate with EIA and within our team. We also got all team members enrolled in EIA’s Bridge Education (Bedu) program; Bedu is a new platform that has modules for each team role and all team members are expected to complete Read more about Bolivia 2020 Update: 10/13/19-10/19/19[…]
West Virginia 2020 Update: 10/13/19-10/19/19
The West Virginia team went over project team roles and completed its first AutoCAD workshop. We looked over the surveying data from the WV Assessment Trip and drew up profile views for each of the sites we surveyed!
Indonesia 2020 Update: 10/13/19-10/19/19
This week we created an outline for what we want to research. We will use this research for the concept report. We also assigned project roles and planned out grant writing responsibilities.