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After two decades of largely unfulfilled promise, computers have finally begun to play a significant role in higher education beyond functioning as high-tech typewriters and calculators. In the chemical engineering curriculum, courses have been able to incorporate increasingly complex and realistic examples through the use of spreadsheets, mathematical and process simulation software, multimedia courseware, and resources available through the World Wide Web.

Student Use Of Instructional Technology In The Introductory Chemical Engineering Course