CHE 102 Introduction to Chemical Engineering
Credit Structure: (1-0) 1
Catalog Description:
Basic concepts
of chemical engineering profession; ethical issues, environmental
responsibilities and future trends; literature survey and oral presentation of a
term project.
Course Objectives:
Introduction
of basic concepts of chemical engineering profession and future trends;
broadening the perspective of the students with respect to ethics and
environmental responsibilities; to give the students abilities to communicate
effectively and to function effectively within teams; an awareness of the need
for, and ability to engage life-long learning.
Prerequisities:
None
Textbook(s):
None
Reference:
None
Syllabus:
2. Scientific thinking and engineering (1 week)
3. Chemical Engineering Laboratories visit (1 week)
4. Historical development of chemical engineering. (1 week)
4. Chemical Engineering curriculum and profession (1 week)
5. Environmental responsibilities and future trends in chemical engineering (1
week)
6. Ethics (2 weeks)
7. How to write a technical report? (1 week)
8. How to give a seminar? (1 week)
9. Presentations and report submissions (4 weeks)
Grading System:
-
Maximum Class Size and
Student Quota:
-
Homeworks, Quizzes, Projects:
One term project, an oral presentation
Computer Usage:
In preparation and presentation of term-project
Laboratory work:
None
Category Content:
Mathematics and
Basic Sciences: None
Engineering Design:
None
Engineering Sciences:
None
Humanities & Social
Sciences: None
Departmental: 1 credit
Instructors:
Canan Özgen