Summer 2003 |
Volume 37 ~ Number 3
Introduction:
Strategies for Effective Teaching in Chemical Engineering
Gilda A. Barabino
Department:
University of California Berkeley
Arup K. Chakraborty,
P. B. Plouffe, Stacey Shulman
Lab-Based
Unit Operations in Microelectronics Processing
Chih-hung (Alex)
Chang, Milo D. Koretsky, Sho Kimura, Skip Rochefort, Cyndie Shaneri
Choosing
and Evaluating Equations of State for Thermophysical Properties
Coray M. Colina,
Keith E. Gubbins
Incorporation
of Experimental Design in the Unit Operations Laboratory
Eric J.
Doskocil
Stochastic
Modeling of Thermal Death Kinetics of a Cell Population: Revisited
L. T. Fan,
A. Argoti Caicedo, S. T. Chou, and W. Y. Chen
The
Incontrovertible Logic of the Academy
Richard M.
Felder
Water
Day: An Experiential Lecture for Fluid Mechanics
Laura P.
Ford
High
Performance Engines: Fast Cars Accelerate Learning
Sang M. Han, Joseph
L. Cecchi, John J. Russell
Passing
It On: A Laboratory Structure Encouraging Realistic Communication and
Creative Experiment Planning
S. Scott
Moor, James K. Ferri
A
Course in Bioprocess Engineering: Engaging the Imagination of Students Using
Experiences Outside the Classroom
Agnes E.
Ostafin, Darcy LaClair, Hartley T. Schmidt
Synthesis,
Resourcefulness, and Effective Communication in Group Learning: Introduction
to Biochemical Engineering
Tonya L. Peeples
Incorporating
High School Outreach into Chemical Engineering Courses
Julia M. Ross, Taryn
M. Bayles
Increasing
Time Spent on Course Objectives when Using Computer Programming to Teach
Numerical Methods
David L.
Silverstein
Sensitivity
Analysis in ChE Education: Part 1. Introduction and Application to Explicit
Models
William R.
Smith, Ronald W. Missen
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