GoldenGlobeValve2007
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Welcome to the Chemical Engineering 466: Golden Globe Valve site! Below are the student presentations for Fall 2007. These presentations were peer scored to determine this year's awardees in a wide range of categories.
Above is a photograph of two of the six of the golden globe valve awards handed out this year. These awards are steeped in symbolism including:
- Cloth from a sacrificed sage sash. This sash identified you and your fellow sages as experts in the field. The sash is tied in a knot to form a circle, representing the unbroken cycle of knowledge.
- A real globe valve, known for its quality throttling capabilities giving precise control.
- Blue handles and gold (approximately maize) metal, in homage to the alma mater.
The award winners and runners up are below:
Best Narration:
- Monte Carlo Integration in Excel
- Eigenvalues & Eigenvectors: Math That Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas
-
Using Cascade Control to Control Cascade
- PID Tuning via Optimization
Best Graphics:
Best Presentation of a Complex Topic:
- Monte Carlo Integration in Excel
- Being on time with Bayesian Network Theory
- Glucose Level as a Form of PID Control
Best Comedy:
- Multinomial Distribution - Woolf Casino
- Discovering why OSU students have the lowest average GRE scores
- PID Tuning via Optimization
Best Drama:
- Super PID Brothers
- PID Tuning via Optimization
- Halloween in Eigenvalue City
- P&ID Safety Case Study: Texas City Refinery Disaster
Best Real World Example:
