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CH EN 191

Preprofessional Seminar

Chemical Engineering Ira A. Fulton College of Engineering

Course Description

Presentations by faculty, advisors, and industrial representatives.

When Taught

Fall and Winter

Grade Rule

Grade Rule 9: P, E, I (Pass-fail grade rule)

Min

0.5

Fixed

0.5

Fixed

1

Fixed

0

Note

College Lecture attendance required.

Title

Communication (ABET Student Outcome 3)

Learning Outcome

Students will be able to communicate effectively with a range of audiences.

Title

Life-long Learning (BYU Course Objective)

Learning Outcome

Students will learn to take responsibility for their own learning experience at BYU by maintaining disciplined study habits.

Title

Knowledge and Learning (ABET Student Outcome 7)

Learning Outcome

Students will be able to acquire and apply new knowledge as needed, using appropriate learning strategies.

Title

Curriculum (BYU Course Objective)

Learning Outcome

Students will gain a knowledge of the major and required curriculum through lectures.

Title

Chemical Engineering Field (BYU Course Objective)

Learning Outcome

Students will gain a familiarity with the chemical engineering field, career options, and potential job functions, and be aware of contemporary issues that may have an impact on professional activities, through presentations by faculty and guest lecturers.

Title

Life-long Learning (BYU Course Objective)

Learning Outcome

Students will understand the importance of life-long learning.

Title

Life-long Learning (BYU Course Objective)

Learning Outcome

Students will understand how deep learning occurs and the skills needed to achieve long-term learning.  They will understand the need for mental effort, the benefits of retrieval practice, that difficulty is desirable, and that having a growth mindset enables learning.

Title

Communication

Learning Outcome

Students will be able to evaluate the effectiveness of a resume and be able to create their own resume that effectively promotes their achievements in technical, interpersonal and leadership areas.