Research and New Technology Committee | |||
| Session 75 - Incorporating New Technologies into Chemical Engineering Education | |||
| New technologies have and will continue to significantly impact the learning process for chemical engineering students. This session seeks contributions of papers which highlight these novel technologies, applications, and/or methods which employ newer technologies in chemical engineering instruction. Papers should emphasize how these novel technologies or methods were employed in the classroom as well as the impact on student learning. | |||
| Chair: | David L. Silverstein | ||
| CoChair: | Jennifer S. Curtis | ||
| CoSponsor(s): | Education | ||
| 75a | Synergism of Multi-Disciplined Coordination in Undergraduate Heat Transfer Education Jimmy L. Smart, David L. Silverstein | ||
| 75b | An Online Community for Chemical Engineering Educators David L. Silverstein, Daina Briedis, Kevin D. Dahm, Richard Zollars | ||
| 75c | Blood-Sugar Control in an Undergraduate Process Control Course Charles J. Coronella, Scott A. Cooper | ||
| 75d | Molecularium: Merging Entertainment with Education, Outreach, and Scientific Literacy Shekhar Garde, Linda S. Schadler, Richard W. Siegel | ||
| 75e | Nanotechnology in Undergraduate Engineering and Science Education Jale F. Akyurtlu, Ates Akyurtlu, JaeTae Seo, Edmund Moses Ndip | ||
| 75f | Tactile/Audible Representations as Aides to Students with Limited Vision Noel Romey, Robert R. Beitle, H. Michael Cheung, Peter Miao | ||
| 75g | Young Engineers & Scientists Seminars: a High School Enrichment Program Taryn M. Bayles, Ted Foster, Carolyn Parker | ||
| 75h | Introductory Biomedical/Biochemical Engineering Elective Richard L. Long | ||
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