Statistical
Methods in Chemical Engineering (ChE 132C)
Probability; properties of random variables; special distributions;
sampling; parameter estimation; numerical statistical calculations via
computer; hypothesis testing; chemical engineering data analysis via
linear, nonlinear and multiple regression; data reconciliation; quality
control; simulation; chemical engineering applications.
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Process
Dynamics and Control (152A-B)
Modeling of physical and chemical processes, introduction to time and
frequency domain analysis, classical feedback control system design and
analysis, computer simulation of control systems. Model-based control system design, feedforward control. Laboratory experiments
involving process dynamics, feedback and feedforward control, auto-tuning
control.
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Powerpoint slides to accompany the 2nd
edition of Process Dynamics and Control
Advanced
Process Control (ChE 252)
Advanced topics in process control with emphasis on multivariable control,
predictive control, and process identification.
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