BTE4481 Introduction

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Today’s meeting will cover: Introduction to the course BTE4481 (Separation Processes II) : Sem 1, 2015-2016 Meeting date: 9 Sep. 2015

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Today’s meeting will cover: Introduction to the course

BTE4481 (Separation Processes II) : Sem 1, 2015-2016

Meeting date: 9 Sep. 2015

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Class time & location:

Lecture Days: Mon & Wed

Time: 10:00 – 11:30 am

Venue: E0-1-16

About the Instructor :

HAMZAH MOHD. SALLEH

Office: Level 2, Block E0 (near Mech. Eng. Dep. Office)

Office Consultation hours: Mon & Wed 8:30 - 9:30 am (or by appointment only)

E-mails: [email protected] and [email protected]

when e-mailing please use BTE 4481 in the subject line

Office phone: 6196-4426

Research Interest:

Biological and catalytic properties of enzymes including enzyme technology,

engineering, modelling and inhibitors; utilization of biomass and agro-

residues; halal industry science.

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BTE4481 (Separation Processes II)

General OBJECTIVES To provide students sound background in the fundamentals of separation and purification operations for the recovery of products from biological processes.

Introducing separation strategies, unit operations, and economic factors used to design processes for isolating, separating and purifying materials like whole cell cells, enzymes, food additives, or pharmaceuticals covering such topics as chromatography, centrifugation, cell disruption, extraction, electrophoresis, crystallization and process design.

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BTE4481 (Separation Processes II)

Specific Objectives:

1. Introduce separation processes for bioactive products. 2. Develop understanding of the techniques through different bioseparation processes. 3. Apply the techniques for laboratory evaluation and industrial applications.

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LEARNING OUTCOMES (LO):

Upon completion of this course, students should be able to:

Explain and categorise bioproducts based on their properties.

Identify different types of cell lysis according to the product.

Describe and scale up solid-liquid separation processes.

Differentiate the various types of chromatography and apply

for biotechnology applications

Identify principles of crystallization and precipitation.

Perform process economic analysis for bioseparation design.

Understand a process flowsheet relevant to bioseparation.

BTE4481 (Separation Processes II)

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Quizzes (~10) 10% Assignments (3-4) 10%

Midterm Test 20% (Date: TBD)

Group project: 10% (Date: TBD)

(Term Paper & Presentation)

Final Examination 50% (Date: TBD)

(comprehensive)

TOTAL 100%

ASSESSMENT

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Dress code, Attendance, Quiz, Test and Exam Policies:

• IIUM dress code should be observed during class, quizzes & exams

• Regular attendance is required for all class meetings.

• A minimum of 80% class attendance must be fulfilled.

• Punctuality to class is also expected.

• Unless otherwise specified, quizzes will normally be given during

normal class meetings. No make-up quizzes except for documented

medical reasons (you must have a note from the doctor).

• No make-up test/exam will be given except for documented medical

reasons.

• The onus is for the absent student to notify the instructor within 48

hours for any missed quiz/test

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The Test & Exam are based on the textbook, class notes, handouts and assignments.

Those who do the homework honestly, will earn the better grades.

I encourage group homework and study sections. But each person in a group must

pull their own weight, copied answers will be considered dishonest.

Copying the homework and not fully participating, cheats yourself.

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For details:

BTE4481 Course outline