| Instructors: |
Room 56-469b Phone: 253-5066 email: kkgleasn@mit.edu (note : no "o" before the "n")
Room 66-505 Phone: 253-4570 Email: hhsawin@mit.edu |
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| Teaching Assistants: |
Room: 66-419 Phone: 3-6480 email: hiltonpl@mit.edu Room: 66-325 Phone: 3-6594 email: sfateen@mit.edu |
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| Lectures: | MWF @ 11 AM in 56-114 | ||||||||
| Recitations: | Section 1: Thursday @ 11 AM in 66-144
Section 2: Thursday @ 1 PM in 66-168 |
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| TA Office Hours: | ^M ^MSunday / Tuesday / Thursday 4-6 PM in 26-302 | ^M||||||||
| Textbooks: | Smith and Van Ness, "Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics", 5th edition, McGraw Hill | ||||||||
| Prerequisites: | 10.001 and 5.60 or the equivalents | ||||||||
| Exams: | Quiz 1: Friday, October 1st
Quiz 2: Monday, October 18th Quiz 3: Monday, November 8th Quiz 4: Wednesday, November 26th QUIZZES WILL BE HELD IN WALKER MEMORIAL (50-340)
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| Final: | One will be given during the final exam period. The exact time and location will be announced as soon as it is available. | ||||||||
| Homework: | Approximately 27 problems will be given during the term.
Problems will be graded on a 10 point basis. Please write your recitation section with your name on your homework solution. Homework must be turned in before the start of lecture on the specified due date. NO LATE HOMEWORK WILL BE ACCEPTED. |
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| Grading: | Your course grade will be determined according to the table below:
Please note that the homework is actually more important than implied
by their direct weighting in the overall course grade. It is very rare
that a student performs well in exams without having invested serious effort
in solving the problem sets.
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| WWW Home Page: | The URL http://web.mit.edu/10.213/www/
contains supplemental information for this course. On this home page you can find links to
(the solutions are also online) |