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ENES 332

Thermodynamics and the Technologies that Transform Civilization

4 Credits

Explores the foundations of classical thermodynamics, including the thermodynamic properties of matter and the first and second laws as applied to processes and cycles. Students examine the historical evolution of thermodynamics from early steam engine to modern energy systems. Students explore both the technological progress enabled by thermodynamics and the broader cultural, societal, and environmental consequences of technological innovations.

Prerequisites & course information

Prerequisite: Minimum grade of C- in PHYS161 , MATH141 , CHEM135 , and ( ENES102 or ENAE222 ); or permission of Keystone program. Restriction: Must be in a major in ENGR-A. James Clark School of Engineering. Credit Only Granted for: BIOE232 , CHBE301 , or ENES232 . Additional Information: This is an approved Education Abroad course.

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