ChE 414415

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ChE 414-415

• Practicing Chemical Engineering

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Todays Agenda

• Final Presentation Schedule
• Items Remaining
• Results of Brainstorming of 5/21
• Summary of Course
• Logistics Regarding Optional Event
• Next weeks class

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ChE 415 Final Presentations Schedule
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Items Remaining

• Final Presentation
• Per Schedule
• Written Report
• Due as on Schedule (at Presentation)
• Please be certain to indicate authors pages
• Peer Evaluation
• See Handout Due 6/5/03

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Results of Brainstorming

• General impressions
• Start project planning before Spring term
• Enables acquisition of materials and equipment
• Establishes groups
• Attend to laboratory space
• Stock labs with key disposables based on projects
• Reduces order cycle issues
• Enables focus on project
• Develop list of available analytical equipment
• Embed lab responsibility on users
• Sign in/out, clean up log, disposables check, etc.

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Further impressions

• Projects were beneficial
• Opportunity to try out real Ch-Engineering
• Focus on accomplishment
• Led to Research opportunities for ChE
• Were state of the field
• Were they enjoyed?
• Only you know the answer to this one!

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Summary of Course

• ChE 414
• Unit operations Lab
• Theoretical and empirical analysis of UOPS
• Formal work process, Safety, Teamwork
• Oral Written Communications
• Personal Accountability
• ChE 415
• Projects Lab
• Integration of ChE 414 developed skills
• Operation as a Team on a specific project
• All work processes of 414 training utilized
• Techniques to research and resolve engineering
  issues
• Mechanisms to create prototype and experimental
  systems
• Integration and use of all studied in ChE
  curricula

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Next week 6/4

• Class to be held
• Overall evaluation session on ChE and COE
  experience
• Ken Williamson to preside
• Evaluation of ChE 415
• The usual forms, I think