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Course Goals. To instruct and teach in a manner that will help the Students to relate to operating Equipment used in Process Industries. Learn the use of Symbols to identify Equipment on Process & Instrumentation Diagrams, Process Flow Diagrams, and Instrument Loops. How Temperature, Pressure, Level, Flow and Analytical properties are controlled in Equipment used in Process Industries. Core curriculum competencies include reading, writing, listening, speaking, critical thinking and computer literacy. Textbook Information: Process Technology Equipment & Systems – Third or Fourth Edition
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Course Goals. Strong, knowledge-based preparation for the SAT Exam and the ACT Exam.
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Course Goals. The goals for this course are for you to:  Become familiar with Accounts Receivable reference/inquiry tables  Become familiar with Accounts Receivable terminology  Become familiar with Accounts Receivable documents
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Course Goals. Engineering research organization; development of research-oriented problem solving skills in mechanical engineering; introduction of the culture of scientific thinking; reinforcement of basic intellectual processes (analysis, synthesis, summarization, classification, etc.). Competencies provided by module (%) specialized knowledge 70 methodological 15 system knowledge 15 social 0 Science and technology trends; modern state of science in mechanical engineering; diversity of solu- tion methods for research and engineering problems; scientific economical and organizational aspects of computer integrated industry; history and trends of science and technology development; systemati- zation and mathematization of research; nature of scientific cognition, types and levels thereof; phi- losophy and methodology of science; notion of interdisciplinary relations in modern science; integration trends of modern cognition
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Course Goals. This course focuses on helping non-programmers (that is, students who do not major in Computer Science and/or Programming focused studies) to: a) understand important key ideas of computational representation and thinking, and b) develop introductory level Python-based programming skills to represent and solve common scientific problems. By the end of the course participants should be able to:
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Course Goals. This course focuses on problem solving with computational thinking approaches. Participants will gain a basic understanding of algorithms and computational thinking techniques and will be able to apply these techniques to problem solving scenarios. This course will also contribute to the participants’ general knowledge and education on educational technology and distance learning.
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Course Goals. Participants will learn about orchestrating classroom learning and using scripts with the support of with ICT. They will be able to discuss the theories that support orchestration and scripting and evaluate ICT tools commonly used for these purposes. Additionally,teachers will have the chance to discuss case studies together and work towards solutions for authentic problems with ICT in the classroom.
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Course Goals. To expose students to a variety of mathematical topics, many of which they would never see in a traditional algebra-based math class. • To encourage students to persist in solving problems and to develop an appreciation for the beauty of mathematical solutions. • To recognize the value of mathematics in solving a variety of practical (and fun!) problems in society and culture. Student Learning Outcomes: This course will be an introduction to some modern mathematical meth- ods in application to real life problems. It is expected that by the end of the semester, students will acquire an informal understanding of a variety of new mathematical methods and will be able to appreciate their power and beauty. By the end of the semester, students should be able to demonstrate a proficiency in the application of mathematical knowledge for modeling solutions to questions drawn from real life. Course Help: If you find that you need help in the course, then you should visit Xx. Xxxxxx AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! If the posted office hours do not work with your schedule then you should ask about making an appointment. Additional help can be found from faculty members, graduate students, and undergraduate students avail- able in the Mathskeller, CB 063, M–F, 9–5, xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
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