Chemical engineering applications of advanced calculus, numerical methods, and digital computer techniques, with emphasis on expressing physical situations in mathematical language. Chemical kinetics theory and experimental techniques. Industrial reactor design by advanced methods. Open to properly qualified graduate students. Advanced work of a research nature.
Credit is based on the amount of work completed.
Discussion of current advances and research in chemical engineering, presented by graduate students and other speakers. One to twelve hours. Advanced Graduate Courses 602. CHE 306 and MATH 238. Use of the energy balance in heat-transfer equipment design.