This 10 credit module on thermodynamics for engineers is convened by Dr. Vernon Collis. It will present the fundamentals of thermodynamics with an emphasis on applications to heat engines and engineering devices. Students will analyze common energy processes through lectures, practical sessions, assigned readings, and assessments consisting of an exam worth 60% and a coursework assignment due in week 8 worth 40%.
This 10 credit module on thermodynamics for engineers is convened by Dr. Vernon Collis. It will present the fundamentals of thermodynamics with an emphasis on applications to heat engines and engineering devices. Students will analyze common energy processes through lectures, practical sessions, assigned readings, and assessments consisting of an exam worth 60% and a coursework assignment due in week 8 worth 40%.
This 10 credit module on thermodynamics for engineers is convened by Dr. Vernon Collis. It will present the fundamentals of thermodynamics with an emphasis on applications to heat engines and engineering devices. Students will analyze common energy processes through lectures, practical sessions, assigned readings, and assessments consisting of an exam worth 60% and a coursework assignment due in week 8 worth 40%.
H81ETD: Thermodynamics for Engineers “Thermodynamics is a funny subject. The first time you go through it, you don’t understand it at all. The second time you go through it, you think you understand it, except for one or two points. The third time you go through it, you know you don’t understand it, but by that time you are so used to the subject, it doesn’t bother you anymore.” Quote by: Arnold Summerfield(c.1920) Improved the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom by making the orbits elliptical. Dr. Vernon Collis Summary of Content:
This module will present the basics of
thermodynamics with particular emphasis on applications to heat engines and engineering devices. By the end of the module it is intended that students will be able to analyze most of the common energy-based processes found in commercial industrial plants.
Dr. Vernon Collis
Reading list:
Rogers and Mayhew
Engineering Thermodynamics (Work and Heat Transfer)