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EN.540.409

Dynamic Modeling and Control

Johns Hopkins University 4 credits Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering

Course Description

Introduction to modeling, dynamics, and control. Unsteady state analysis of biomolecular and chemical process control systems. State space and Laplace transform techniques, block diagram algebra, and transfer functions. Feedback and feedforward control. Frequency response and stability analysis. Applications in chemical engineering (chemical reactors and separative processes) as well as biomolecular engineering (biosynthesis, pharmacokinetic modeling and biomolecular modeling based upon central dogma/gene expression). Introduction to nonlinear dynamics. Prerequisite(s): EN.540.301 AND EN.540.306

Code
EN.540.409
Credits
4
Subject
Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering

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