INIQUI   05448
INSTITUTO DE INVESTIGACIONES PARA LA INDUSTRIA QUIMICA
Unidad Ejecutora - UE
congresos y reuniones científicas
Título:
Articulated experiences in pilot plant
Autor/es:
ELEONORA ERDMANN; LORGIO MERCADO; LILIANA ALE RUIZ; ADOLFO RIVEROS ZAPATA
Lugar:
Philadelphia, Estados Unidos
Reunión:
Congreso; 23rd Congress of the InterAmerican Confederation of Chemical Engineering (IACChE); 2008
Institución organizadora:
IACChE
Resumen:
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Interdisciplinarity
makes evident the links between the different assignments, reflecting an
asserted scientific conception of the world, that shows how the phenomena does
not exist in separated ways, and that when it is interrelated through the
contain, an interpretation drawing is designed, interaction and dependency of
the developed world. The accomplishment of an adequate relationship between the
different assignments of a study plan, influences in the subsequent increase of
teaching effectiveness, in quantitative as well as in qualitative terms, thus
meaning a better formation of the students, which leads to a mayor qualification
of the teacher. Furthermore, this constitutes a didactic condition and the
challenge for the fulfillment of the scientific teaching character. The
knowledge without links among them, break the conscious assimilation of
knowledge and abilities. Based on the objective of the articulation between
specific subjects of the Study Plan of the Chemical Engineering and to the
effects of reinforcing the practical formation of the students with experiences
at a pilot scale, the proposal to implement a summer course for the Chemical
Engineering students with the fourth year approved is presented. These summer
courses will consist in a series of Pilot Plant experiences, which are designed
in such a way that the experimental results sum up information enabling an
integrated project. At the same time it is intended that the student takes part
in the discussion of the experience to be programmed, also when putting in
operation the experimental equipment or equipments