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    The document discusses chemical engineering and the roles of engineers and scientists. It notes that engineers design solutions to practical problems while considering real-world constraints, as opposed to scientists who seek fundamental understanding. The document also outlines several fields where chemical engineers work such as energy, environment, materials science, and biomedical. It discusses the differences between engineers and engineering technologists, with engineers focusing on design and technologists on implementation. Finally, it suggests ways for students to learn about engineering career opportunities such as job fairs, employer seminars, internships, and elective courses.

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    Chemical Process Principles: I T C E E & S

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    Muhammad Hamza Ejaz
    The document discusses chemical engineering and the roles of engineers and scientists. It notes that engineers design solutions to practical problems while considering real-world constraints, as opposed to scientists who seek fundamental understanding. The document also outlines several fields where chemical engineers work such as energy, environment, materials science, and biomedical. It discusses the differences between engineers and engineering technologists, with engineers focusing on design and technologists on implementation. Finally, it suggests ways for students to learn about engineering career opportunities such as job fairs, employer seminars, internships, and elective courses.

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    10/22/2013

    CHEMICAL PROCESS
    PRINCIPLES
    LECTURE- 01

    INTRODUCTION TO CHEMICAL ENGINEERING


    ENGINEERS & SCIENTIST

    CHEMICAL ENGINEERS IN ACTION


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    Energy
    Environment
    Material Sciences
    Semiconductor Manufacturing
    Bio-medic
    Food

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    JOBS OPPORTUNITY FOR CHE

    Engineers vs Scientists
    Science makes it known; engineering makes it useful.
    What that means:

    Engineers have to design under uncertainty; use


    correlations and constitutive relations not based on
    fundamental laws.

    Engineers rarely operate within the ideal model (chemists


    use the ideal gas law; chemical engineers use the
    compressibility relationship).

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    ENGINEERS VS SCIENTISTS
    Scientists seek technical answers to understand
    natural phenomenon
    Engineers study technical problems with a
    practical application always in mind
    For example

    Scientists study atomic structure to understand the


    nature of matter; engineers study atomic structure to
    make smaller and faster microchips

    Word Cloud Science

    Word Cloud for Engineering

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    INTRODUCTION

    Several characteristics of students that might


    have an interest in engineering are:
    Proficient skills in math and physical science
    An urging from a high school counselor
    Knows someone who is an engineer
    Knows that engineering offers literally dozens,
    if not hundreds of job opportunities
    Is aware that a degree in engineering is quite
    lucrative

    THE ENGINEER AND THE ENGINEERING


    TECHNOLOGIST

    Main difference between the two is:

    Engineers design and manufacture machines and


    systems, while engineering technologists have the
    technical know-how to use and install the machines
    properly

    An example:

    The technologist identifies the equipment necessary


    to assemble a new CD player; the engineer designs
    said CD player

    WHAT DO ENGINEERS DO

    Ways to get information about careers:


    Visit job fairs
    Attend seminars on campus by various employers
    Contact faculty with knowledge of engineering fields
    Get an intern or co-op position
    Enroll in an engineering elective course

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