332 Computing and Technology in Chemical Engineering Education III: Contemporary Topics

Tuesday, October 30, 2012: 3:15 PM
329 (Convention Center )
Description:
This session will focus on computing and technology in the chemical engineering curriculum with a focus on contemporary topics.

Sponsor:
Education

Chair:
Charles Coronella
Email: coronella@unr.edu

Co-Chair:
Mariano J. Savelski
Email: savelski@rowan.edu

- indicates paper has an Extended Abstract file available on CD.


3:15 PM
(332a) Coursecasting to Conquer Content in Thermodynamics
J Richard Elliott

3:33 PM
(332b) Using Podcasts to Teach Nanotechnology Across Three Engineering Departments
Dr. Srinivas Palanki
File available
3:51 PM
(332c) Using Student-Produced Videos to Enhance Learning Engagement in a Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics Course
Douglas K. Ludlow

4:09 PM
(332d) Text Messaging As a Tool for Engaging Chemical Engineering Students
S. Patrick Walton, Daina Briedis, Stephen Lindeman, Amanda P. Malefyt and Jon Sticklen

4:27 PM
(332e) Interactive Online Instruction Using Course Management Software and Approaches That Engage Students Actively and Asynchronously
Paul Blowers and Gregory E. Ogden

4:45 PM
(332f) Developing a Graphical User Interface for Your Favorite Computational Science Project Using Eclipse Ide for Java Developers Package with Its Windowbuilder Plug-in Is Rewarding
Paul F. Harten

5:03 PM
(332g) Simulation Modules for Improving Learning in Process Dynamics and Control Courses
Mary M. Staehle

5:21 PM
(332h) Using Components in the Bag, Student Assemble and Run Simple Experiments in Undergraduate Lecture Course On Process Dynamics and Control
Pál Tóth and Mikhail Skliar
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