Vol. 33 No. 4 (1999): Fall 1999

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Published: 1999-09-01

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Getting the Most Out of Graduate School

Raj Rajagopalan

258-261
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A Chemical Engineering Graduate Course in Materials Design

Brian S. Mitchell

262-265
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A Survey Course in Particle Technology

Jennifer L. Sinclair

266-269
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Experiences With an Experimental Project in a Graduate Control Course

Edward P. Gatzke, Rajanikanth Vadigepalli, Edward S. Meadows, Francis J. Doyle, III

270-275
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Random Thoughts: FAQs-2

Richard M. Felder, Rebecca Brent

276-277
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Particle Technology on CD

Martin J. Rhodes

282-286
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Universities...Why?

J.M. Haile

288-291, 299
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A Phenomena-Oriented Environment for Teaching Process Modeling: Novel Modeling Software and Its Use in Problem Solving

Alan S. Foss, Kevin R. Geurts, Peter J. Goodeve, Kevin D. Dahm, George Stephanopoulos, Jerry Bieszczad, Alexandros Koulouris

292-299
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Computer Simulation of Tracer Input Experiments in a Practical Lesson

J.A. Conesa, J. Gonzáles-García, J. Iniesta, P. Bonete, M. Inglés, E. Expósito, V. García-García, V. Montiel

300-303, 309
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How to Lie with Engineering Graphics

P. Aarne Vesilind

304-309
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Introducing Process Control Concepts to Senior Students Using Numerical Simulation

Mobolaji E. Aluko, Kenneth N. Ekechukwu

310-315
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Using a Cogeneration Facility to Illustrate Engineering Practice to Lower-Level Students

Robert P. Hesketh, C. Stewart Slater

316-321
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Designing a Petroleum Design Course in a Petroleum Town

H.W. Yarranton, W.Y. Svrcek

322-327
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Low-Cost Experiments in Mass Transfer: Part 5. Desorption of Ammonia From a Liquid Jet

M.H.I. Baird, I. Nirdosh

328-331
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Activities to Enhance Understanding of the Mole and Its Use in Chemical Engineering

Duncan M. Fraser, Jennifer Case

332-335
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Class and Home Problems

Beware of Bogus Roots with Cubic Equations of State

Ronald M. Pratt

278-281
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Other

1999 Awards: ASEE - ChE Division

Robert P. Hesketh, John M. Prausnitz, Liang-Shi Fan, C. Stewart Slater, R. Neal House, John W. Prados, James E. Stice, Arthur W. Westerberg, Kristi S. Anseth, Paschalis Alexandridis, Kimberly E. Forsten, Andrew L. Zydney, Frank Manning, Kirk L. Schulz, Willie Rochefort, Deran Hanesian, Douglas E. Hirt

287
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Graduate Guide Fall 1999

CEE Staff

336-456
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Acknowledgement: Departmental Sponsors

CEE Staff
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Table of Contents from print issue

Table of Contents 33.4

257
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Vol. 33 No. 4 (1999): Fall 1999

Manuscripts

Getting the Most Out of Graduate School

A Chemical Engineering Graduate Course in Materials Design

A Survey Course in Particle Technology

Experiences With an Experimental Project in a Graduate Control Course

Random Thoughts: FAQs-2

Particle Technology on CD

Universities...Why?

A Phenomena-Oriented Environment for Teaching Process Modeling: Novel Modeling Software and Its Use in Problem Solving

Computer Simulation of Tracer Input Experiments in a Practical Lesson

How to Lie with Engineering Graphics

Introducing Process Control Concepts to Senior Students Using Numerical Simulation

Using a Cogeneration Facility to Illustrate Engineering Practice to Lower-Level Students

Designing a Petroleum Design Course in a Petroleum Town

Low-Cost Experiments in Mass Transfer: Part 5. Desorption of Ammonia From a Liquid Jet

Activities to Enhance Understanding of the Mole and Its Use in Chemical Engineering

Class and Home Problems

Beware of Bogus Roots with Cubic Equations of State

Other

1999 Awards: ASEE - ChE Division

Graduate Guide Fall 1999

Acknowledgement: Departmental Sponsors

Table of Contents from print issue

Table of Contents 33.4

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