STEM Chemical Engineering Course
Diving into the captivating world of Chemical Engineering, Excel High School's STEM Chemical Engineering course acts as a bridge between foundational knowledge and advanced scientific concepts. Students embark on a journey that introduces them to the crux of this significant scientific branch, all while highlighting its real-world applications and the numerous career prospects that await in the realm of Chemical Engineering. From understanding the intricacies of the Periodic Table to grasping the nuances of atoms, molecules, and compounds, this course lays a solid groundwork.
Moving beyond the basics, the course delves into more sophisticated territory. Learners will differentiate between engineering and science, understand the contrasting nature of ionic and covalent bonding, and gain expertise in analyzing multi-component solutions. The pivotal role of stoichiometry in chemical engineering is emphasized, giving students a keen sense of its practical application. Additionally, the exploration of energy balances for open and closed systems, coupled with the significance of solid-gas interactions, ensures that students are well-prepared for advanced studies or careers in the Chemical Engineering sphere.
STEM Chemical Engineering
Course Syllabus
This introductory Chemical Engineering course offers the student an opportunity to explore an important branch of science while learning about the applications and career opportunities in the area of Chemical Engineering. Basics concepts of Chemistry are presented, such as The Periodic Table, atoms, molecules, and compounds, as well as more advanced topics, such as stoichiometry, material balances, and enthalpy.
Textbook: STEM Chemical Engineering © Excel Education Systems, Inc. - 2020
Course Objectives:
Throughout the course, you will meet the following goals:
- Explain the difference between engineering and science.
- Describe the difference between ionic and covalent bonding.
- Explain how to analyze multicomponent solutions and mixtures.
- Compare and contrast open and closed systems.
- Define stoichiometry and explain its application in chemical engineering.
- Describe the importance of solid-gas interactions.
- Compare and contrast energy balances for open and closed systems.
Course Contents
- 1: Chemistry Basics
- 2: Bonding, Solutions, and Concentration
- 3: Chemical Analysis
- 4: Chemical Systems
- 5: Stoichiometry
- 6: Recycling with Chemistry
- 7: Properties of Gases
- 8: Solid-Gas Interactions
- 9: Energy Balances
Grading Scale
A = 90-100%
B = 80-89%
C = 70-79%
D = 60-69%
F = under 59%
Grade Weighting
Unit Quizzes.........................35%
Writing Assignments.........35%
Mid-Term/Final Exams......30%
Total.......................................100%
How Much Does It Cost?
$225
per course
Standard high school courses are priced at an affordable $225 each. This cost-effective rate makes quality education accessible for every student.
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- Honors High School Courses: $325
- (AP) High School Courses: $599
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