Thermodynamics
Course Code
FI2203
Number of Credits
3
Semester
Course Type
Study Material
| Study Material | Depth |
|---|---|
| Zeroth law of thermodynamics, temperature concepts, thermodynamic systems, quantities, phases and phase changes (solid, liquid and gas) | Expert |
| Ideal gas: equation of state, heat and heat capacity, specific heat, non-ideal gas equation of state | Expert |
| Kinetic theory of ideal gases, pressure, internal energy and work | Expert |
| First law of thermodynamics | Expert |
| Second law of thermodynamics: conversion of heat to work, machine cycle, entropy, principle of maximum entropy, Carnot process | Expert |
| Pure substances and Maxwell's relations, Legendre transformations, free energy (Gibbs and Helmholtz) and enthalpy | Expert |
| First order phase change | Expert |
Graduate Learning Outcomes (GLO) carried by the course
| CPMK Code | Course Learning Outcomes Elements (CLO) |
|---|---|
| CPMK 1 | Understand the laws of thermodynamics, the concept of temperature, thermodynamic systems and quantities, the kinetic theory of ideal gases, cycles in machines, pure substances and Maxwell's relations, up to first order phase changes |
| CPMK 2 | Able to use the equations of state for ideal gases and non-ideal gases to solve problems related to heat, heat capacity and specific heat, free energy (Gibbs and Helmholtz), and enthalpy to analyze thermodynamic changes in pure substance systems, as well as using the Legendre transformation in Maxwell's relations |
| CPMK 3 | Able to apply the laws of thermodynamics to analyze the change of heat into work, entropy, the principle of maximum entropy, and the Carnot process in thermal systems |
| CPMK 4 | Able to analyze phases and phase changes (solid, liquid and gas) in various thermodynamic systems, changes in thermodynamic properties in various phase conditions and use these concepts to find solutions to phase change problems |
| CPMK 5 | Understand and utilize ICT to solve and analyze problems in the field of thermodynamics |
Learning Method
- Face to Face Lectures, Discussions
Learning Modality
- Active learning and Independent Assignments
Assessment Methods
- Assignments, homework, mid-term exams and final exams