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Incorporating Computer-Aided Software in the Undergraduate Chemical Engineering Core Courses
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Alnaizy, Raafat; Abdel-Jabbar, Nabil; Ibrahim, Taleb H.; Husseini, Ghaleb A. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2014
Introductions of computer-aided software and simulators are implemented during the sophomore-year of the chemical engineering (ChE) curriculum at the American University of Sharjah (AUS). Our faculty concurs that software integration within the curriculum is beneficial to our students, as evidenced by the positive feedback received from industry…
Descriptors: Computer Software, Computer Simulation, College Science, Chemical Engineering
Using Screencasts in ChE Courses
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Falconer, John L.; deGrazia, Janet; Medlin, J. Will; Holmberg, Michael P. – Chemical Engineering Education, 2009
Screencasts are digital recordings of the output from a computer monitor, including narration. Their use was piloted in five chemical engineering courses and the feedback from students was overwhelmingly positive. The screencasts were produced on Tablet PCs using Camtasia Studio software and were posted to the Blackboard classroom management…
Descriptors: Chemical Engineering, Video Technology, Computer Uses in Education, Computer Software
Engineering Education Using Technological Resources: The Experience of Chemical Engineering Department at PUCRS.
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Carneiro, Mara Lucia; Saikoski, Katia – 1998
This paper presents experiences introducing computers and the Internet to stimulate cooperative work and improve the way students learn chemical engineering. (Author/WRM)
Descriptors: Chemical Engineering, Computer Uses in Education, Foreign Countries, Higher Education
Computer-Mediated, Collaborative Learning in ChE at the University of Ottawa.
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Taylor, David G. – Chemical Engineering Education (CEE), 1999
Describes how to combine computer-assisted learning with collaborative learning in an introductory chemical engineering course in process dynamics and control. Discusses participants' impressions regarding the effectiveness of the approach. (WRM)
Descriptors: Chemical Engineering, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Simulation, Computer Uses in Education