AN INTRODUCTORY COURSE IN COMPUTER-AIDED PROCESS ENGINEERING (CAPE)

Authors
Citation
Idl. Bogle, AN INTRODUCTORY COURSE IN COMPUTER-AIDED PROCESS ENGINEERING (CAPE), Computers & chemical engineering, 20, 1996, pp. 1323-1327
Citations number
5
Categorie Soggetti
Computer Application, Chemistry & Engineering","Engineering, Chemical","Computer Science Interdisciplinary Applications
ISSN journal
00981354
Volume
20
Year of publication
1996
Supplement
B
Pages
1323 - 1327
Database
ISI
SICI code
0098-1354(1996)20:<1323:AICICP>2.0.ZU;2-8
Abstract
At University College London (UCL) a first course in Computer Aided Pr ocess Engineering (CAFE) is taken by all students in their second year . The course is designed to give an introduction to the use of compute rs in the design and management of process plant. The emphasis of the course is the use of tools for solving simple problems in process desi gn. The course introduces students to computers for technical problem solving in the context of Chemical Engineering rather than in separate courses in computing and numerical analysis. The objective is that by the end of the course all students, whether or not they have an incli nation towards using computers, are comfortable with simple tools and design concepts.