(206d) A Proposal for Diabetes Teaching Modules for the Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Curriculum
AIChE Annual Meeting
2006
2006 Annual Meeting
Computing and Systems Technology Division
Symposium Honoring CACHE Award Recipients (Invited Papers)
Tuesday, November 14, 2006 - 9:40am to 10:00am
This talk will outline a project proposal that aims to introduce chemical engineering undergraduates to important issues in the area of diabetes and its treatment by way of course content that will be designed as part of this program. Educators from UCSB, Pitt, RPI, U. Massachusetts, and Sansum Diabetes Research Institute will lead the development of the curricular modules. The specific courses that will be targeted include the core courses in: material balances; transport phenomena; reaction engineering; process dynamics and control; and process design. For each of these courses, the proposed project will undertake the development of: (i) homework exercises that span the syllabus; (ii) several single lecture modules with multimedia (video), PowerPoint, simulation examples, and lecture notes; and (iii) an open-ended case study style project description that can be used for term projects.