Objectives for Unit Operations Lab Courses

Generate familiarity with process equipment via hands-on learning

• Begin to understand how thing work
• Develop methodology for analyzing new equipment

Develop engineering judgement

• Be able to estimate results or outcomes
• Connect effects to causes

Learn to develop procedures and carry them out

• Foresee or visualize potential problems
• Develop logical, orderly thinking

Learn to analyze data

• Understand the meaning of precision and accuracy
• Realize the physical implications of results

Develop effective writing and speaking capabilities

• Present material succinctly and convincingly

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