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    This document outlines the details of the Chemical & Biological Reaction Engineering course for Spring 2003 at MIT, including instructors, teaching assistants, class meetings, required texts, and coursework requirements. Professor Charles Cooney and Professor Gregory Stephanopoulos are the instructors. Roger Aronow and Manish Bajaj are the teaching assistants. Lectures will be on Wednesdays and Fridays from 10-11am, with two recitation sections on Mondays. Coursework includes weekly homework assignments worth 20% of the grade, and three exams worth 25%, 25%, and 30% of the grade respectively. Homework is due at the end of each student's scheduled recitation section.

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    This document outlines the details of the Chemical & Biological Reaction Engineering course for Spring 2003 at MIT, including instructors, teaching assistants, class meetings, required texts, and coursework requirements. Professor Charles Cooney and Professor Gregory Stephanopoulos are the instructors. Roger Aronow and Manish Bajaj are the teaching assistants. Lectures will be on Wednesdays and Fridays from 10-11am, with two recitation sections on Mondays. Coursework includes weekly homework assignments worth 20% of the grade, and three exams worth 25%, 25%, and 30% of the grade respectively. Homework is due at the end of each student's scheduled recitation section.

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    CHEMICAL & BIOLOGICAL REACTION ENGINEERING SPRING 2003

    Instructors
    Professor Charles L. Cooney
    Professor Gregory Stephanopoulos

    Room 56-469B
    ccooney@mit.edu

    Telephone: 3-3108
    Office Hours: W 12:00 - 2:00

    Room 56-469C
    gregstep@mit.edu

    Telephone: 3-4583
    Office Hours: F 12:00-2:00

    Teaching Assistants
    Office Hours: Friday 12:00-2:00 in 66-480 & Sunday 5:00 - 7:00 in 66-369
    Roger Aronow
    Manish Bajaj

    Room 66-357
    Room 66-425

    Class Meetings
    Lectures
    Recitation-1 (Stephanopoulos)
    Recitation-2 (Cooney)

    3-6478
    3-6481

    raronow@mit.edu
    bajajm@mit.edu

    Room 66-110
    Room 66-148
    Room 66-160

    WF
    M
    M

    10:00-11:00
    10:00-11:00
    1:00-2:00

    Required Text: Elements of Chemical Reaction Engineering, H. S. Fogler,


    Prentice-Hall, 3rd edition, 1999
    Web Site: http://web.mit.edu/10.37/www/
    Reserve Book Room: 14N-132 (for reference)
    Fogler, F. S., Elements of Chemical Reaction Engineering, 1986
    Levenspiel, O., Chemical Reaction Engineering
    Smith, J. Chemical Engineering Kinetics
    Steinfeld, et al., Chemical Kinetics and Dynamics
    Bailey, J.E., Biochemical Engineering Fundamentals
    Stephanopoulos, Aristidou and Nielsen, Metabolic Engineering
    Course Work and Grades:
    Homework (20% of grade): Weekly problem sets will be assigned approximately 7 days in advance of their
    due date. They will be graded and returned the following week. Homework Policy and Honor Code: While
    students are encouraged to discuss problem solutions and strategies, they are expected to work individually
    in arriving at solutions. Please do each problem on separate & stapled sheets with your name on it. ALL
    HOMEWORK IS DUE AT THE END OF YOUR SCHEDULED RECITATION.
    Examinations (25%, 25%, 30% of grade): The first exam will be 1 2 hours long and will be given in the
    evening from 7 - 9 during the week of March 10. The second one hour exam will be given in class time. The
    third exam will be given during the final exam period and will be three hours.
    Recitation Sections: The purpose of the recitation section is to review homework solutions, discuss problem
    solving strategies, answer questions concerning lecture material, discuss exam solutions and discuss
    additional example problems. Homework Honor Code: In the recitation, students can annotate their
    problem sets in pen (if the solutions are done in pencil) so that annotated marks are not confused with the
    solutions done prior to class. The solutions are due at the end of the recitation.

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