466 Professional Skills Development in the Chemical Engineering Curriculum

Wednesday, November 19, 2014: 8:30 AM
M105 (Marriott Marquis Atlanta)
Description:
This session will focus on the professional skills development in the Chemical Engineering curriculum to strengthen the interaction between industry and academia for the benefit of students.

Sponsor:
Education

Chair:
Taryn Bayles
Email: tbayles@umbc.edu


8:30 AM
(466a) Development and Implementation of a Technical and Professional Communication Course for Chemical Engineers
Elif Miskioglu and David W. Wood

8:45 AM
(466b) Developing Professional Skills in Engineering Graduates through the Use of Scenario-Based Elearning
Esther Ventura-Medina, Kieran McQueen and Harriet Rappell

9:00 AM
(466c) Peer Assessment As a Means of Improving Scientific Writing
Eva Sorensen

9:15 AM
(466d) Innovation and Internationalization in Chemical Engineering: Preparing 21st Century Engineers Though Skill Development Modules
Meagan Mauter

9:30 AM
(466e) The Senior Chemical Engineering Laboratory Course As a Communications Course
Jonathan H. Worstell

9:45 AM
(466f) The Impact of Team Composition with Respect to Learning Styles on Team Dynamics in a Chemical Engineering Unit Operations Course
Elif Miskioglu and David W. Wood

10:00 AM
(466g) Graduate Professional Development: Experiences from Three Structured Seminar Courses
Michael A Matthews
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