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…I don’t think my old class covered that! ( Yes, it did.). …but I took that course three years ago!. …I sold the textbook!. Self-Help for Prerequisite Course Review Denise Taylor, Ph.D., P.E. University of Dayton (Ohio) Dept of Civil & Environmental Engineering &Engineering Mechanics
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…I don’t think my old class covered that! (Yes, it did.) …but I took that course three years ago! …I sold the textbook! Self-Help for Prerequisite Course Review Denise Taylor, Ph.D., P.E. University of Dayton (Ohio) Dept of Civil & Environmental Engineering &Engineering Mechanics For NCEDHC May 23, 2011 …no, never heard of it. I forget how.
One year of general chemistry is required for CEE 434: Water/Wastewater Engineering “…but I took that course three years ago!” “…but I barely got through the first time.” “I am in civil engineering. If I wanted to use chemistry, I’d be a chemical engineer. ...”
Online Chemistry Review • Objectives • Provide structure and focus for self-guided chemistry review. • Provide practice problems. • Provide problems of higher complexity as used in CEE 434, linked back to topics in the review.
Content Approach Text Past exams Study materials (Thank you, Kim Trick!) Skill 1 Skill 2 Meaning of standard symbols and terms
Did we meet the objectives? • Provide structure and focus for self-guided chemistry review. • Self-guided, out of class meeting time? • Focused? • How well did it work?
Did we meet the objectives? • Provide practice problems. • Students liked immediate feedback. • Students liked common errors feedback. • Requests for more. • Quiz results and student comments highlight areas that need more examples, more practice. • Students asked for course practice problems in this format.
Did we meet the objectives? • Provide problems of higher complexity as used in CEE 434, linked back to topics in the review. • Need more! • Instructor should make additional links in the classroom back to the review.
Denise Taylor • Civil/Environmental Engineering/Engineering Mechanics • dtaylor1@notes.udayton.edu • 937-229-2982