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The CHE668-Bioprocess Engineering course, taught by Dr. Raghvendra Singh, includes lectures on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Assessment consists of two quizzes (30%), a mid-semester exam (20%), an end-semester exam (35%), and attendance (15%), with strict policies on attendance and academic integrity. Students must maintain at least 85% attendance to avoid deregistration and must take the final exam to pass the course.

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The CHE668-Bioprocess Engineering course, taught by Dr. Raghvendra Singh, includes lectures on Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday. Assessment consists of two quizzes (30%), a mid-semester exam (20%), an end-semester exam (35%), and attendance (15%), with strict policies on attendance and academic integrity. Students must maintain at least 85% attendance to avoid deregistration and must take the final exam to pass the course.

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CHE668-Bioprocess engineering

Instructor: Dr. Raghvendra Singh (raghvend@iitk.ac.in)


Lecture: Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday (8-8:50 am) in L3
Book:
Bioprocess engineering by Michael L. Shuler and Fikret Kargi, 2nd edition, Pearson

Exams and quizzes


Quizzes( 2): 30% (15% each)
(One out of the two quizzes will be of an unannounced/surprise type and will be conducted in
the lecture)
Mid-semester exam: 20%
End-semester exam: 35%
Attendance: 15%

Course policies:
 Attendance is mandatory. A student will be deregistered from the course if his/her
attendance falls below 85%. If a student is absent in 6 lectures, he/she will be
deregistered from the course.
 A student found copying in the exams will be given a failing grade in the course and
will be reported to SSAC.
 Any misconduct or indiscipline will be reported to SSAC and the student may be
deregistered from the course.
 Final exam is compulsory. A student who does not appear in the final exam will be
awarded a failing grade in the course.

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