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Applied Mathematics in Chemical Engineering

The document outlines the syllabus for an Applied Mathematics course in Chemical Engineering, detailing learning outcomes related to differential equations and transformations. It includes specific topics such as Laplace and Fourier Transforms, as well as the application of mathematical solutions. The course is structured according to Bloom's Taxonomy, emphasizing various levels of learning from remembering to creating.

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Applied Mathematics in Chemical Engineering

The document outlines the syllabus for an Applied Mathematics course in Chemical Engineering, detailing learning outcomes related to differential equations and transformations. It includes specific topics such as Laplace and Fourier Transforms, as well as the application of mathematical solutions. The course is structured according to Bloom's Taxonomy, emphasizing various levels of learning from remembering to creating.

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Applied Mathematics in

Chemical Engineering
after mid-term

Hanifrahmawan Sudibyo, S.T., [Link]., M.S., Ph.D.


Chemical Engineering Department - UGM

1
Levels of
Bloom
No. Learning Outcomes Taxonomy
1 2 3 4 5 6
1. To derive differential equations and boundary conditions V
for simple cases.
SYLLABUS 2. To solve ordinary differential equations analytically using V
particular functions, such as: Bessel Function and Laplace
Transformation.
3. To solve partial differential equations analytically. V
4. To apply Laplace and Fourier Transformation for solving V
ordinary and partial differential equations.
5. To interpret mathematical solution results. V

2
Creating
Produce a new or original work

Evaluating
Justify a stand or decision

Analyzing
BLOOM Draw connections among ideas

TAXONOMY Applying
Use information in new situations

Understanding
Explain ideas or concepts

Remembering
Recall facts and basic concepts

3
Case Review and Modeling
Combination of Variables
SCOPE OF Separation of Variable
COURSE Orthogonal Function
MATERIALS Non-homogenous PDE
Laplace Transform
Finite Fourier Transform

4
REFERENCES

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