Chemical reaction engineering
The topics covered in class can be studied from the textbook and/or the instructor’s handouts. A detailed list of the textbook chapters and sections and the corresponding handouts is available for each topic included in the course syllabus. In addition, for all exercises carried out in class and those proposed during tutoring activities, solution outlines and any Excel and Polymath files used to solve the problems are made available after the exercises have been completed. The teaching materials, including the instructor’s handouts, the detailed list of study materials, completed exercises, solution outlines, and any computational files, are shared through the course Microsoft Teams group, created by the instructor at the beginning of the academic year. The students are encouraged to join the group to access the teaching materials and receive timely updates on course-related activities.

Fundamentals of chemical bioengineering
The topics covered in class can be studied from the textbook and/or the instructor’s handouts. A detailed list of the textbook chapters and sections and the corresponding handouts is available for each topic included in the course syllabus. In addition, for all exercises carried out in class and those proposed during tutoring activities, solution outlines and any Excel and Polymath files used to solve the problems are made available after the exercises have been completed. The teaching materials, including the instructor’s handouts, the detailed list of study materials, completed exercises, solution outlines, and any computational files, are shared through the course Microsoft Teams group, created by the instructor at the beginning of the academic year. The students are encouraged to join the group to access the teaching materials and receive timely updates on course-related activities.

Bioengineering of tissue-organ systems and artificial organs
All the topics presented in class can be studied using the textbook or the teacher’s notes. The teaching materials are shared through the course Microsoft Teams group, created by the instructor at the beginning of the academic year. All students are encouraged to join the group to access the teaching materials and receive timely updates on course-related activities.