2006 AIChE Annual Meeting

Session: Chemical Engineering in the First Year

This session invites papers on novel courses, seminars, or other activities aimed at bringing chemical engineering concepts into the curriculum for first year engineering students. Of particular interest are activities that bring chemical engineering to a general audience including non-majors.

Chair

David Tomasko, The Ohio State University

Co-Chair

Margot Vigeant, Bucknell University

Presentations

08:30 AM

(19a) Using Sneakers to Step into Chemical Engineering
Margot Vigeant, Richard H. Moore

08:48 AM

(19b) Fuel Cell Car Performance Design Project in a Freshman Introduction to Engineering Course
Steve R. Duke, Virginia Davis

09:06 AM

(19c) Chemical Engineering Laboratory Exercises with Design Problems for First Year Engineering Students
Polly R. Piergiovanni, Kaushal Silwal

09:24 AM

(19d) Lab-on-a-Chip Design/Build Project in a First-Year Engineering Course
David Tomasko, Yosef Allam, Bruce Trott, Phil Schlosser, Yong Yang, Paul Clingan, Nick Ferrell, John Merrill

09:42 AM

(19e) High School and First Year College Process and Product Design Experiences with Slime
Karen High, Charlene Yauch

10:00 AM

(19f) Project-Based Learning in a First-Year Chemical Engineering Course
Charles J. Coronella, Scott A. Cooper

10:18 AM

(19g) Design of a Freshman Chemical Engineering Course
Donald P. Visco, Pedro E. Arce

10:36 AM

(19h) Using Lego Mindstorms for Introducing Freshmen to Chemical Engineering
Bill B. Elmore