Fall 2020: CS 19000DEP (free)

In Fall 2020 CS will pilot a Data Engineering in Python course – CS 19000DEP.  The course description is below. The course introduces students to programming fundamentals in Python and provides an introduction to data engineering including  working with common data formats and learning the basics of data wrangling. Students will format, extract, clean, filter, transform, search, combine, summarize, aggregate, and visualize a diverse range of data sets.  The fundamentals of database management systems are introduced and the SQL language is used to create, query, aggregate, and update relational databases.… Read more Fall 2020: CS 19000DEP (free) →

Fall 2020 Course: ANTH 201 (lower level GE)

IMPORTANT FALL 2020 REGISTRATION DATES

ATTENTION STUDENTS: The Registrar’s Office has made some changes to registration dates for the Fall 2020 Semester. If you do not plan to return to campus for the Fall 2020 semester and will be taking courses online, you have until July 6, 2020. After this deadline, you will not be able to opt in to fully online. OPEN REGISTRATION FALL 2020 DATES HAVE CHANGEDOpen registration has been pushed back a and will now open July 24, 2020. For the most up to date information, please refer to the registrar’s website:… Read more IMPORTANT FALL 2020 REGISTRATION DATES →

Fall 2020: 3 Credit Hour ME 59700 Independent Project Opportunity

Title: Combined Heating and Cooling for Agricultural Applications Abstract: The project is sponsored by Engineers Without Borders USA (EWB-USA) as part of the chill challenge (https://www.ewb-usa.org/chill-challenge/) to provide affordable, off-grid refrigeration. This research will examine the potential for using a combined heating and cooling vapor compression system to produce ice and to dry crops. Vapor compression refrigeration systems have a high initial cost, and a combined system, which uses the evaporator capacity to create ice and the condenser heat to dry crops, may provide a way to offset that cost.… Read more Fall 2020: 3 Credit Hour ME 59700 Independent Project Opportunity →

Fall 2020: 3 Credit Hour ME 49700 Independent Project Opportunity

Title: Cold Storage Battery for Domestic Refrigeration Abstract: The project is sponsored by Engineers Without Borders USA (EWB-USA) as part of the chill challenge (https://www.ewb-usa.org/chill-challenge/) to provide affordable, off-grid refrigeration. This research will evaluate the use of heat from clay or brick cookstoves to drive an intermittent sorption cold storage battery, which requires no electricity to operate. The device is referred to as a cold storage battery because the generated refrigerant does not need to be immediately discharged, but can instead be stored and expanded later to provide cooling on… Read more Fall 2020: 3 Credit Hour ME 49700 Independent Project Opportunity →

PSY 123 (lower level GE): Beyond Mental Health: The Science of Well-Being

Course Overview Beyond Mental Health: The Science of Well-Being is a course that is on both the science and practice of well-being. Well-being and the experience of it is close to the hearts of college students and societies. College students across the world care well-being more than money. Yet, college students are increasingly reporting high levels of depression and anxiety. Beyond college, societies are increasingly concerned with assessing and tracking well-being as a measure of societal progress. This course seeks to provide a scientific and psychological account of well-being –… Read more PSY 123 (lower level GE): Beyond Mental Health: The Science of Well-Being →

Unable to attend the ME 463 Callout?

Check out the ME 463 website: https://engineering.purdue.edu/ME463/project_selection There you will find more information regarding Industry-sponsored, Student-initiated, and Research-sponsored programs. You will also learn more about how to pre-arrange your projects and groups. If you have any specific questions, feel free to contact your academic advisor!

ME 497 (ME Projects), 498 & 499 (Research in ME) and ME 597 & 697 (Adv ME Projects) Opportunities

Spring 2020 – PHRM 490 (free)

Pharmacy for Non-Pharmacists CRN 22674 – PHRM 49000 – 025 This course will be offered for the first time in the Spring 2020 semester.  It is designed for students pursing a degree in a healthcare related field other than pharmacy.  It is intended to provide an introduction to pharmacy law, prescription abbreviations, and commonly prescribed medications.  The majority of the course will be devoted to introducing approximately 100 commonly used medications, both prescription and over-the-counter.   Emphasis will be placed on uses, dosing, side effects, and patient information.  General knowledge of… Read more Spring 2020 – PHRM 490 (free) →