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Engineering Economics and Problem Solving: CHE 4N4

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Course outline Course videos from 2013 Copyright and other legal stuff Comments, questions, feedback? Don't wait for official course evaluations. Announcements (previous ones) or Follow @4n4che 11 Nov: a reading the shows the level of detail required to startup a process system. Use this for the current assignment and for your project. Teaching schedule for the rest of the term 15 Nov: no class, SDL project time; I will be in PC155 for any questions 18 Nov: no tutorial, SDL project time; I will be in JHE342 for any questions 19 Nov: guest lecture, Chris Ewaschuk: batch process sequencing 20 Nov: guest lecture, Robert Kulperger, Chemical Engineering alumnus from 1963 (note the date change to Wednesday) Robert (Bob) Kulperger founded a company in 1989 called Natural Chemistry Canada (pet, pool and spa formula products). The company has been expanded to include a broad spectrum of enzymes and has a manufacturing facility in Campbellford, Ontario and Syracuse, NY, and two more plants in the East. 22 Nov: SDL projects due 25 Nov: important troubleshooting tutorial 8 26 to 29 Nov: guest lecture, Dr. Tom Marlin, on troubleshooting 02 Dec: important troubleshooting tutorial 9 03 Dec: final class to wrap up the course. 13 Nov: the SDL projects are due at the end of the day on 22 November.

Course overview Engineering economics Process safety Process operability Process troubleshooting Course materials from 2012 Resource materials (for SDL)

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Assignments/Tutorials Assignment questions will be available here. Parts of the assignments will be covered in the tutorial period. Assignment 1 Assignment 2 Assignment 3 Assignment 4 Assignment 5 Assignment 6 Assignment 7 Assignment 8 Assignment 9 Please follow these instructions when submitting electronically. Tests, exams and project Written midterm Self-directed learning project Final exam Practice questions for tests and exams Cover letter guidelines for written submissions Course reflection