Session: Effective Use of Simulation and Numerical Methods in Various Courses (2010 Annual Meeting)

Effective Use of Simulation and Numerical Methods in Various Courses

Wednesday, November 10, 2010: 3:15 PM

254 A Room (Salt Palace Convention Center)

Description:

Presenters in this session will illustrate best practices of incorprating process and numerical simulation into the curriculum.

Sponsor:

Education

Chair:

Joseph J. Biernacki
Email: jbiernacki@tntech.edu

Co-Chair:

Alon V. McCormick
Email: mccormic@cems.umn.edu

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

3:15 PM

(534a) Plantwide Dynamic Simulation in the Lehigh Design Course
William L. Luyben

3:33 PM

(534b) The Process Simulation Course - the Culmination of Core Undergraduate Coursework in Chemcial Engineering
Mordechai Shacham and Michael B. Cutlip

3:51 PM

(534c) Numerical Methods and Simulation in the Minnesota ChEn Curriculum
Jeffrey J. Derby, Satish Kumar, Prodromos Daoutidis, Kevin D. Dorfman and Alon V. McCormick

4:09 PM

(534d) Online Simulations for the Demonstrations of Proper Experimental Design and Data Analysis
Anthony Butterfield

4:27 PM

(534e) Modeling and Simulation of a Two Phase Flow as An Example of Effective Research Computation for a Graduate Seminar Class
Richard L. Long

4:45 PM

(534f) Dynamic Simulation Troubleshooting and Control Exercises On the DCS
Peyton C. Richmond, M.A.K. Rasel and Daniel H. Chen

5:03 PM

(534g) Student Learning in Hands-On, Remote, and Virtual Laboratory Experiences: What Works (or doesn't)
David DiBiasio, Jim Henry, William M. Clark and Marina Miletic

5:21 PM

(534h) The Paradigm Shift From 'in Vitro' to 'in Silico' Experimentation, Offers Important New Benefits for Education
David A. Gallagher

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