After completing this course, the students should be able to tackle a problem systematically, starting with 1) defining the system - micro and/or macro ones, 2) identifying system variables, 3) providing sufficient system equations - both coservation and constitutive ones, 4) choosing an appropriate solution technique - both analytically and numerically, and finally done with it.

After completing this course, the students should be able to tackle a problem systematically, starting with 1) defining the system - micro and/or macro ones, 2) identifying system variables, 3) providing sufficient system equations - both coservation and constitutional ones, 4) choosing an appropriate solution technique - both analytically and numerically, and finally done with it.

Text Book:
1. Introduction to Transport Phenomena by William J. Thomson (2000)
References:
1. Transport Phenomena by R. B. Bird, et al. (2002)
2. Principles and Modern applications of Mass Transfer Operations by Jaime Benitez (2009)

Text Book:
1. Introduction to Transport Phenomena by William J. Thomson (2000)
References:
1. Transport Phenomena by R. B. Bird, et al. (2002)
2. Principles and Modern applications of Mass Transfer Operations by Jaime Benitez (2009)