Teaching
Courses Taught
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Undergraduate Courses
CHE 520—Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I
A study of the first and second laws of thermodynamics, real gases, heat of solution and reaction. (2 credits) Pr.: CHE 320. Pr. or conc.: MATH 240.
Textbook: “Chemical, Biological, and Engineering Thermodynamics”, (4th Ed.) by Stanley I. Sandler.
CHE 521—Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I
A continuation of the study of the second law, thermodynamic analysis of processes, phase equilibrium, chemical reaction equilibrium. (3 credits) Pr. or conc.: CHE 416. Pr.: CHE 520.
Textbook: “Chemical, Biological, and Engineering Thermodynamics”, (4th Ed.) by Stanley I. Sandler.
Graduate Courses
CHE 815—Advanced Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
Advanced topics in thermodynamics, with emphasis on a chemical and physical equilibria and the estimation of thermodynamic properties. (3 credits) Pr.: Graduate standing in chemical engineering.
Textbook: “Molecular Thermodynamics of Fluid-Phase Equilibria” (3rd Ed), by John M. Prausnitz, Rudiger N. Lichtenthaler, Edmundo Gomes de Azevedo