10.213 Chem & Bio Engr Thermodynamics
Spring 2016
Instructors: Hadley Sikes, Bernhardt L Trout
TAs: Cody M Diaz, Falco Constantin Jung, Sakul Ratanalert
Lecture: MWF11 (54-100)
Announcements
Final Exam Tomorrow!
Hello all,I hope your 10.301 final went well and studying for tomorrow's 10.213 exam (Walker Memorial, 9:00AM) is going smoothly!
In case you haven't already seen it, I posted a review sheet for the post-Exam 3 material on Stellar yesterday night. There is also a discussion of Le Chatelier's principle that should clear up the confusion regarding HW11, but please let us know if you have any further questions!
And remember to bring to your exam:
- Four sheets of notes, front and back;
- Your textbook (Any appendices, e.g. the thermodynamic web, given
in previous exams that are also needed in this final exam will be
provided);
- A ruler/straight-edge;
- A calculator; and
- A good night's sleep!
Good luck studying, and we'll see you bright and early
tomorrow!
Your TAs
Announced on 19 May 2016 8:16 p.m. by Sakul Ratanalert
Final Exam Things
Hello all,Firstly, a reminder that subject evaluations close TOMORROW (Monday May 16) at 9:00 AM, so please fill them out if you haven't already done so. These evaluations will help us learn what worked and what didn't work so we can improve (and yes, we will read everything you tell us, so please tell us both positive and negative constructive feedback)! If you already have filled out evaluations, thank you very much!
Regarding what you should bring to the final:
- Four sheets of notes, front and back. This is likely to be
each of the 3 sheets you made for each of the midterms, plus one on
the last unit of material, but you are free to distribute the
material any way you wish.
- Your textbook. Any appendices (e.g. the thermodynamic
web) given in previous exams that are also needed in this final
exam will be provided. But, it'll ease your mind to have
your textbook if you can't find something you want on your note
sheets!
- A ruler/straight-edge. For McCabe-Thiele analysis, we know
the number of stages you count may depend on how accurate your
lines are, but please use a ruler to at least make your lines
straight!
Lastly, HW10 and other remaining homeworks can be picked up during the review sessions this week, Tuesday and Wednesday 1-4pm in 66-168.
Good luck studying for all of your finals!
Your TAs
Announced on 15 May 2016 5:17 p.m. by Sakul Ratanalert
10.213 Review Session for Final - Rooms
the registrar has assigned rooms for our final review session. The room for both review sessions is 66-168. So in summary:
Tue, May 17th, 1pm-4pm, 66-168
Wed, May 18th, 1pm-4pm, 66-168
Both sessions will cover the same topics and have a Q&A session in the end.
Best,
TAs
Announced on 12 May 2016 9:26 a.m. by Falco Constantin Jung
10.213 Review Session for Final - Times
Thank you for filling out the online survey. In order to give every student the possibility to attend one of the reviews, the sessions are scheduled at:
Tuesday, May 17th, 1pm - 4pm
Wednesday, May 18th, 1pm - 4pm
Once again, both reviews will cover the SAME topics. Each of the TAs will present one third of the covered material for about 30min with short breaks in between. After the review, there will be the possibility for a Q&A session for anohter hour.
We will let you know about the rooms as soon as we know.
Enjoy the sun.
TAs
Announced on 11 May 2016 4:26 p.m. by Falco Constantin Jung
10.213 Review Session for Final
we would like to offer an optional review session for the 10.213 final exam. Note that this optional, no new material will be covered. The review session will be 2h of review of all topics and 1h of Q&A afterwards.
We have four possible appointments and would like you to let us know at what times you are available. There will be two sessions covering the SAME topics. Covered will be all main ideas of the 10.213. Please select the time slots during which you are available under the following link:
http://doodle.com/poll/8ari6efu7mvii4k7
Once you have filled out the survey, we will communicate the times and rooms for the session as soon as possible.
Best,
TAs
Announced on 10 May 2016 7:20 p.m. by Falco Constantin Jung
