International Conflict and Cooperation (POLS0001)

The course introduces students to the major theoretical traditions in International Relations, Realism, Liberalism, Marxism, Constructivism, and Feminism and...

International Conflict and Cooperation (ESPS0004)

The course introduces students to the major theoretical traditions in International Relations, Realism, Liberalism, Marxism, Constructivism, and Feminism and uses these different theories to address historical and current events in world politics. The course aims to link theory and the 'real world,' by providing the students with different lenses for understanding and explaining questions related to wars, nuclear weapons, terrorism, globalisation and free trade. Available to: All Years and Affiliates. Note on Registration: this is the same module as POLS0001. ESPS/ISPS students should register on ESPS0004. All non-ESPS students should apply for POLS0001 through the Department of Political Science.

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ENGINEERING EXPERIMENTATION|Transport properties|flowline assembly|heat transfer|process equipme

Aims:


	To reinforce lecture material from other modules by use of laboratory equipment;
	To provide practical experience on equipment assembly, operation and...

Aims:

To reinforce lecture material from other modules by use of laboratory equipment;
	To provide practical experience on equipment assembly, operation and disassembly;
	To promote a safe approach to laboratory work;
	To develop experimental, teamwork and communication skills
Learning Outcomes:

On completion, the students would be expected:

to be familiar with a range of process equipment, such as stirred vessels, packed towers, pumps;
	to be familiar with the use of flow measuring devices and be able to measure flow rates;
	to be familiar with the use of pressure measuring devices and be able to measure pressure differences;
	to be able to assemble and disassemble flow lines;
	to be able to run experiments and collect data;
	to have an appreciation of, and be able to calculate, experimental errors;
	to have practised data analysis and comparison with theory;
	to be able to present their work orally, in writing or in posters;
	to know how to write technical reports;
	to have developed skills in team working
Synopsis:

This module consists of lectures, experiments and presentations.

Lectures include laboratory safety, experimental methods and presentation of engineering information.

For the experiments the students normally work in groups on topics such as:

transport properties
	pumping and flow
	dimensional analysis and scale-up
	drag coefficients of spheres
	packed towers
	flowline assembly and operation
	heat transfer