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Kopelevich, Dmitry I.; Ziegler, Kirk J.; Lindner, Angela S.; Bonzongo, Jean-Claude J. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2012
Because rapid growth of nanotechnology is expected to lead to intentional and non-intentional releases, future engineers will need to minimize negative environmental and health impacts of nanomaterials. We developed two upper-level undergraduate courses centered on life-cycle assessment of nanomaterials. The first part of the course sequence…
Descriptors: Curriculum Design, Engineering Education, Higher Education, Science Education
Beasley, Charles A.; And Others – Engineering Education, 1990
Describes a technique for using lecture-laboratory facilities and faculty office facilities to provide students a site for intensive laboratory exercises. Provides a layout of the lecture-laboratory facilities and energy systems of the facilities. Presents an instructional example on the concept of the natural frequency of single-degree-of-freedom…
Descriptors: College Science, Course Content, Engineering Education, Engineering Technology
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Kenney, C. N. – Chemical Engineering Education, 1980
Describes a course, including content, reading list, and presentation on chemical reactors at Cambridge University, England. A brief comparison of chemical engineering education between the United States and England is also given. (JN)
Descriptors: Chemical Industry, Chemical Reactions, Chemistry, College Science
Brodsky, Stanley M. – Engineering Education, 1987
Reports on a study designed to determine the current status of courses in engineering materials and their relationship to machine design and design project courses in mechanical engineering technology programs. Includes discussions of two recommendations of the study that were endorsed by a national conference. (TW)
Descriptors: Associate Degrees, Bachelors Degrees, College Science, Course Content
Gregg, Newton D. – 1986
This set of lecture notes is used as a supplemental text for the teaching of fluid dynamics, as one component of a thermodynamics course for engineering technologists. The major text for the course covered basic fluids concepts such as pressure, mass flow, and specific weight. The objective of this document was to present additional fluids…
Descriptors: College Science, Course Content, Engineering Education, Engineering Technicians