Incorporating New Technologies into Chemical Engineering Education

Conference

AIChE Annual Meeting

Year

2005

Proceeding

2005 Annual Meeting

Group

Liaison Functions

Type

Oral

Room

Pavilion B

Location

Millennium Hotel

Time

Wednesday, November 2, 2005 - 8:00am to 10:30am

New technologies have and will continue to significantly impact the learning process for chemical engineering students. This session seeks contributions of papers which highlight these novel technologies or novel applications or methods which employ newer technologies in chemical engineering instruction. Papers should emphasize how these novel technologies or methods were employed in the classroom as well as the impact on student learning.

Presentations

8:00 AM

(327a) Demonstrating an Exception to Le Chatelier’S Principle with the Ammonia Synthesis Reaction: the Effects of Nonideality and a Molecular Simulation Study

8:20 AM

(327b) Microelectromechanical Systems (Mems) - an Authentic Interdisciplinary Educational Experience

8:40 AM

(327c) Adoption of a High Performance Learning Environment (Hi-Pele) in a Capstone Process Instrumentation and Controls Course

Adrienne R Minerick

9:00 AM

(327d) The Merlot Database: Peer-Reviewed Online Learning Objects

Valerie L. Young

9:20 AM

(327e) Teaching Transport Phenomena with CFD

David B. Henthorn

9:40 AM

(327f) Numerical Problem Solving in Undergraduate Reaction Engineering

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Individuals

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AIChE Explorer Members	$225.00
Non-Members	$225.00