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Module - CHEE3010 - Biochemical Engineering
| Programme | CEE - Department of Chemical and Environmental Engineering modules (Year 3) H8** - MSc Biochemical Engineering |
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| Year |  Select a new weight:
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| Accrediting Bodies | https://curriculum.nottingham.ac.uk/2026/view/tree/1502/year_lookup/XXIDXX
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| Module Code | CHEE3010 |
| Lecturer | Anna Croft |
This module aims to introduce to students and build fundamental knowledge and skills in the utilization of biological systems in biomanufacturing and bioconversion. Students will learn basic biological science applied to the exploitation of living systems and their components. Fundamentals of bioprocess safety will be developed.
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LO1 - Knowledge and understanding of the scientific principles underpinning relevant current chemical/environmental engineering technologies and their evolution. |
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LO2 - Understanding of fundamental core chemical/environmental engineering principles and the ability to apply them to analyse key bio-engineering processes. |
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LO3 - Ability to identify, classify and analyse the characteristic performance of chemical/environmental engineering systems and components. |
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LO3a - Processes involving bio-chemical or microbial change. |
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LO4 - Awareness of the framework of relevant legal governing chemical/environmental engineering activities including personnel, health, safety and risk (including environmental risk) issues. |
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LO4a - The importance of environmental sustainability and aspects of environmental impact; - air, water, land and eco-systems. |
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LO4b - Specialist aspects of safety and environmental issues. |
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LO5 - Knowledge of contexts in which chemical/environmental engineering knowledge can be applied (eg operations and management, application and development of technology etc). |
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