I saw this lecture in my first semester of ChemE in 2007... today I am a product development and process engineer for a flexible packaging company 😉 this lecture convinced me I was in the right engineering specialty.. and somehow youtube recommended this to me today.. warms my heart ❤
@@alensabu5484 yes, but your getting ahead of yourself, I'd say make sure you are good at math in general, get your algebra in good shape for what you will face in college courses for chemical engineering, if you could have a good understanding of pre calculus that is a big plus, it's the most important foundation and with that you'll get a good grasp of physics, chemistry, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, etc. again, make sure to have your math and algebra skills in check first
@@joeking3688 I just got a bachelor's degree back then, I don't really know if I have what it takes to pursue a PhD really, especially in chemical engineering, a PhD way more in depth than in an undergraduate degree and I don't know that I wanted to undergo that much stress again. currently I'm thinking of pursuing a masters degree, in materials engineering because that is mostly what applies to my job nowadays, that would help me more understand the characteristics of materials and how they behave under different conditions, specially polimers
I was 8 when this video was uploaded and now I’m doing a degree in chemical Engineering 😂 Edit: I changed my major to biochemistry! Life is funny sometimes
علي المعمري you forgot to say its 20$. we had 100-200page scripts that acompanied our lectures and it only cost the cost for the paper+ink. 20$ would be 4-5 of these
yeah 20$ sounds like a lot especially when you know how much tuition fees are, you'd think they could cover that... but as others have said, I'm sure buying books is common practice and they can be way more expensive, and it's the US we're talking about...
Oh God, this guys is great! I have chemical engineering in Slovak, but it's so boring with the teacher. This guy kept my attention and he's even funny.
Had a great professor like this my first semester at University of Florida. Dr Gerald Westermann-Clark. Was a fantastic educator and we were fortunate to have him as our first experience in solving chemical engineering problems.
Almost done with my junior year in cheme. You'll be fine as long as you can put in work. The concepts aren't very difficult and the math usually will never go beyond basic differential equations, but they require time and practice.
From the book "Bad Blood" by John Carreyrou Channing Robertson “maintained that (Elizabeth ) Holmes was a once-in-a-generation genius, comparing her to Newton, Einstein, Mozart, and Leonardo da Vinci.”
Stanford has done a great thing in bringing a pioneering professor full of wisdom ,humility and fun to listen to introduce with telling facts about what is chemical engineering instead of a young and inexperience TA.
It sounds like Professor Robertson is very serious about chemical engineering being a "rough course," as I know it was for even some of THE most capable people in the College of Engineering at my own state school alma mater. But here is the thing that impressed me: he said that probably at least SOME of the TA's did NOT pass his course the first time around, so they just dug right in and took it again and DID pass it! I really admire such persistence. We NEED that in the fields Stanford has!
knowledge and many years of experince in human form... Dear professor you cleared my doubts in CE and today am officially CE student... what a guy !!!!! what a professor !!!!!!!!!
I'll be back in 5 years when I finish my Chemical Engineering undergrad degree :) Update 1 [17/5/2023] : In exam season currently at the end of my 2nd year. Secured a placement this summer!
I just finished my junior year of chem'e and argh! For my transport phenomena class: open book tests, 5 hours to finish them... and still nobody would get a grade higher than a 90 I mean, there's a reason why they have such high salaries, it's a lot of work as a student
you probably will never read this but if by any chance you do, was all of it worth it? Is the salary as good as u expected and do you enjoy the job? I'm gonna start uni later on this year and decided to take chem eng so I'd like to know as much about it before i start
@@teukurhazes3254 If you're solely doing it for the salary, then I'd suggest you switch majors, as the courses can be quite challenging. If you do well, I had friends who went straight into industry with starting salaries between 50,000 to 80,000 and they are all doing very well. No one from my class struggled to get employment after graduation. Chem'E can also open doors to pursue a PhD, med school, or law school; and the courses overlap with other science majors, so you can easily do a double major in chemistry or physics, or completely switch to those majors early on. Hope that helps! I went on to pursue a PhD in materials science and now work as a research scientist for a chemicals company.
@@LuisaIslas thats actually very helpful thank you! I took chemE cuz i enjoy chemistry a lot in highschool, but I do hear from a lot of people that chemE is mostly physics with some chemistry in it which kinda worries me a little, but i still prefer physics and chem heavy over bio so ill take it. And if I falter mid semester or sth I just gotta remind myself that its all gonna be worth it haha. Thanks again!
Chemical Engineering is simply to industrialize the chemical processes maintaining the various constraints of economics, safety, environment, sustainability etc.More importantly Chemical Engineering discipline is more vocational rather than academics.
Do lots of professor's start off the year like this? (Confused high school student here) I hope they do; I expect to be completely confused in university...
I was seven when this was uploaded, now I am thinking of choosing between engineering branches I love organic chemistry , computer science, thermal physics and modern physics and I love stereochemistry and 3d geometry.
@@zawadulkarim9425 keep a 4.0. your first few years you can do it. Your GPA will drop as you go further because the classes are more intense so you need that initial buffer. Get internships early
i recently graduated from ChE, i wish we had TA's for the ChE classes man, you had to eat those books man, and solve problems by intuition, which is not bad, but u where never sure if you did them correctly o well....
I am, for so many years back, an industrial chemistry graduate, that is quite similar or even more profound in chemical processing than the chemicalE course. I found this introductory lecture very good and informative. I also found the courses very similar to each other. I may conclude that ChE will be an IndCh course plus some design courses. what would u say?
I'm in junior H , and in my senior we can choose already what we want I'm thinking of doing this ! it seem interesting... but I'm not the person who get high grades on math nor science ( cause I'm interested on outer space more than our normal everyday life science) I'm thinking of reading this summer .___. starting to zero... like read all about chemistry yeah I dream big x'D I wish I could do it
You most surely can go into a job to do with outer space. If that's your thing I would say to pursue it and see certain jobs that appeal to you more than others and stick with the ones that you have fun studying. And as long as you like what you're learning and know you need it for what you want to study then I don't see something as "I'm not that good at math and science'" as something that should stop you from studying what you want to learn !!!!
Do NOT do it for jobs! Thats the dumbest reason ever. Do it for that passion. I am almost 10years older than you and just finding out i have a love for biochemistry that was blocked out by wanting to pursue thing for a 'job'. The best job to have is what you have a passion for. Thats why the professor is soo awesome.
no wonder this is some top tier school. it makes u wanna pay attention. unlike the ones that i have experienced, my Chem E teacher put u into sleep fast
Im probably going to study chem. e. in the future, now I will probably choose maths and chemisrty to study in high school, my grandpa was a high manager in our ex-national oil processing state owned company, my father made programs to help him calculate fractional disstilations on some very first computers and now owns an IT company. I think I will be interested in conservating energy or polymers. I have no idea why I wrote this o.O
Is this how "Introduction in ChE" supposed to be like this? Because our prof in day one be like: "Okay class, so we're going to have the basics in Mass Balance" lol.
I saw this lecture in my first semester of ChemE in 2007... today I am a product development and process engineer for a flexible packaging company 😉 this lecture convinced me I was in the right engineering specialty.. and somehow youtube recommended this to me today.. warms my heart ❤
Did you get a PhD in Chem Eng, if not why didn't you?
Do I need to do physics in high school to be a chemical engineer
@@alensabu5484 yes, but your getting ahead of yourself, I'd say make sure you are good at math in general, get your algebra in good shape for what you will face in college courses for chemical engineering, if you could have a good understanding of pre calculus that is a big plus, it's the most important foundation and with that you'll get a good grasp of physics, chemistry, thermodynamics, fluid mechanics, etc. again, make sure to have your math and algebra skills in check first
@@joeking3688 I just got a bachelor's degree back then, I don't really know if I have what it takes to pursue a PhD really, especially in chemical engineering, a PhD way more in depth than in an undergraduate degree and I don't know that I wanted to undergo that much stress again. currently I'm thinking of pursuing a masters degree, in materials engineering because that is mostly what applies to my job nowadays, that would help me more understand the characteristics of materials and how they behave under different conditions, specially polimers
I'll be starting my bachelors in chem e this fall. Could you lend me some advice?
I was 8 when this video was uploaded and now I’m doing a degree in chemical Engineering 😂
Edit: I changed my major to biochemistry! Life is funny sometimes
same
Same
Me too
me,2
same haha
I watched this video and opted for Chemical engineering and realized afterwards that not all teachers are as good as him...
Aoa bro what qualification is needed for chemical engineering? And subjects !?.
Amazing teacher, creating a book for the students and its offered for the students.
Now in college rarely this happens :(
علي المعمري you forgot to say its 20$. we had 100-200page scripts that acompanied our lectures and it only cost the cost for the paper+ink. 20$ would be 4-5 of these
Zishy $20 is still way cheaper than the usual $300 textbooks we have to buy
yeah 20$ sounds like a lot especially when you know how much tuition fees are, you'd think they could cover that... but as others have said, I'm sure buying books is common practice and they can be way more expensive, and it's the US we're talking about...
I watched this when I was in high school. Now I’m working as a process engineer for like two years now.
كفو
I’m currently in high school and I still don’t know what type of engineering I should do
How is life now? Can u give an update please😅😅
What do you do (in daily basis) as process engi?
Oh God, this guys is great! I have chemical engineering in Slovak, but it's so boring with the teacher. This guy kept my attention and he's even funny.
Uz si dostudoval? :D
@@SammyPsk i started mine this year :) !!
@@PrayagPatel-vw9pl good 4 u, i chose medschool instead, 3rd year medstudent now :D
Learning starts at 25:40
+kyree vang Bless you sir
My savour !
thank you sir
Thanks
"Learning"... but thank you
If only all of my professors were this good. I'd be attending each and every class.
Had a great professor like this my first semester at University of Florida. Dr Gerald Westermann-Clark. Was a fantastic educator and we were fortunate to have him as our first experience in solving chemical engineering problems.
Almost done with my junior year in cheme. You'll be fine as long as you can put in work. The concepts aren't very difficult and the math usually will never go beyond basic differential equations, but they require time and practice.
Where are you now? How’s it been
How it’d go?
From the book "Bad Blood" by John Carreyrou
Channing Robertson “maintained that (Elizabeth ) Holmes was a once-in-a-generation genius, comparing her to Newton, Einstein, Mozart, and Leonardo da Vinci.”
I don't get why just few people has the privilege in this vast world, of receiving such a wonderful lectures ...
Good thing we have the internet!
Down to earth Professor! Not even my major but had my full attention.
Great
Agree!
This man lived a good life.
LOL
V vvv
Is he dead ?? "Lived"
@Ben Derkatz LMAOOO
I want a lamborghini
Stanford has done a great thing in bringing a pioneering professor full of wisdom ,humility and fun to listen to introduce with telling facts about what is chemical engineering instead of a young and inexperience TA.
It sounds like Professor Robertson is very serious about chemical engineering being a "rough course," as I know it was for even some of THE most capable people in the College of Engineering at my own state school alma mater. But here is the thing that impressed me: he said that probably at least SOME of the TA's did NOT pass his course the first time around, so they just dug right in and took it again and DID pass it! I really admire such persistence. We NEED that in the fields Stanford has!
We need more professors like this
Really? He had a major role in a huge medical scam
I don’t respect that he didn’t go to war
His stories are AMAZING!!!! Video starts at 20:40
Soo down to earth professor...His first lesson -->"Morning shows the day"🙂
knowledge and many years of experince in human form... Dear professor you cleared my doubts in CE and today am officially CE student... what a guy !!!!! what a professor !!!!!!!!!
This is a very outstanding lecturer. He makes learning fun
I'll be back in 5 years when I finish my Chemical Engineering undergrad degree :)
Update 1 [17/5/2023] : In exam season currently at the end of my 2nd year. Secured a placement this summer!
How is it going?
@@johnnysins1342 currently in exam season and i’ve been super confident w the exams so far :) ty for asking !
Same same, great lecture
@@yungariesx good stuff
Only at Stanford. Such a humbled man.
a fine lecturer - probably only had ONE lecturer such as Prof Robertson when I studied Chemical Engineering
9:50 I'm watching this, from Saudi Arabia :) best lectures on ChemE i've ever seen!
I’m from Saudi too where are you learning ChemE (or learned if you finished)
I was 12 when this video was uploaded now I'm doing a major in computer engineering eyyyy
Edi how is it going so far?
Well done very inspiring
How’s it going?
This guy is awesome his sense of humour... A++
I like this man, and I really liked what he said in minute 4:53.
and yes this is all about the money :)
This video made me want to switch to Chemical Engineering from Civil Engineering because the things that Chem E majors do seems pretty fun
I just finished my junior year of chem'e and argh!
For my transport phenomena class: open book tests, 5 hours to finish them... and still nobody would get a grade higher than a 90
I mean, there's a reason why they have such high salaries, it's a lot of work as a student
you probably will never read this but if by any chance you do, was all of it worth it? Is the salary as good as u expected and do you enjoy the job? I'm gonna start uni later on this year and decided to take chem eng so I'd like to know as much about it before i start
@@teukurhazes3254 If you're solely doing it for the salary, then I'd suggest you switch majors, as the courses can be quite challenging. If you do well, I had friends who went straight into industry with starting salaries between 50,000 to 80,000 and they are all doing very well. No one from my class struggled to get employment after graduation. Chem'E can also open doors to pursue a PhD, med school, or law school; and the courses overlap with other science majors, so you can easily do a double major in chemistry or physics, or completely switch to those majors early on. Hope that helps! I went on to pursue a PhD in materials science and now work as a research scientist for a chemicals company.
@@LuisaIslas thats actually very helpful thank you! I took chemE cuz i enjoy chemistry a lot in highschool, but I do hear from a lot of people that chemE is mostly physics with some chemistry in it which kinda worries me a little, but i still prefer physics and chem heavy over bio so ill take it. And if I falter mid semester or sth I just gotta remind myself that its all gonna be worth it haha. Thanks again!
i am in the first year of chemical ingenieering and i super expectate ths will be the best course!
I hope my intro to chm eng prof. is like this man.
Brian Gonzalez did you enjoy ur program
yoooo how’s chem eng????
Hell yeah
Maybe nobody is watching in lower slovakia, but I am here in Brasil! Thanks for he knowledge!
I was 4 years old when this video uploaded, not even knowing what chemE is, now I majored in chemE still having zero clue what I'm doing
Where can I get a copy of the syllabus he wrote? "Introduction to Chemical Engineering" Channing Robertson (Is not on Amazon, ebay, or Google books)
i want this also
I'm 28 and just starting this program, I heard it was the hardest major. Good.
I hope you made it.
@@lonetlhomamo1913 Lol Nope, I washed out and became an electrical engineer instead 😅
I was genuinely hope you became one.. But hey life still Kinda worked out 😅
I'm applying for chemical engineering.... Wish me luck. I should start next September... I'll try and keep y'all updated!!!!
Me too do u know where to get his lecture notes
Hey, How is it going so far?
Chemical Engineering is simply to industrialize the chemical processes maintaining the various constraints of economics, safety, environment, sustainability etc.More importantly Chemical Engineering discipline is more vocational rather than academics.
The actual job itself, sure. But to say the curriculum of an Engineer isn’t academic isn’t true
Wow, I didn't realize Joe Biden had a twin brother. Is there a link for the syllabus?
He looks like a combo of Joe Biden and Ed Markey...
This comment aged well.
it's gift to all chemi students.
i'm enjoing engineering.
This is great that these are online and available for free. Fantastic.
I was 4 when this lecture uploaded and now i'll start learning chemical engineering next year
Do lots of professor's start off the year like this? (Confused high school student here)
I hope they do; I expect to be completely confused in university...
5 years later, how's uni?
Moe AS LMAOOO 😂
so how’s college? High school student here too
@@selin-gz7rj I'm acc rlly curious on what she has to say
Moe AS she’s not responding people who comment years ago never reply
man he is a great lecturer :D
This is one of my favorite YT videos all categories. I never became a chemical engineer, but I love it😋
I was seven when this was uploaded, now I am thinking of choosing between engineering branches I love organic chemistry , computer science, thermal physics and modern physics and I love stereochemistry and 3d geometry.
Do computer science as your major, minor in physics or chemistry
My advice as someone that was having million doubts at choosing a suitable major, choose with what you see yourself using and needing in the future
Haha I watched this video in 2014 and decided I wanted to study ChemE. I graduated last year and now work as a ChemE. Memories loll
Are you enjoying your job?
@@HexoseMonophosphateCunt So far so good
@@Edelweiss16678 congrats!
I will be starting my bachelors in chem E this fall. Could you give me some advice?
@@zawadulkarim9425 keep a 4.0. your first few years you can do it. Your GPA will drop as you go further because the classes are more intense so you need that initial buffer. Get internships early
@@Edelweiss16678
Thanks a lot❤
he looks like a great teacher. using this video to see if chem e is something i'd like to pursue. (hopefully at stanford).
Hi how is going did you make it
i recently graduated from ChE, i wish we had TA's for the ChE classes man, you had to eat those books man, and solve problems by intuition, which is not bad, but u where never sure if you did them correctly o well....
Seems like an awesome professor
Yes in real he is . .
This guy is great I wish my professors were more like this
Agreed, we need those who are wisdom and remind us that it is okay to be human
I am, for so many years back, an industrial chemistry graduate, that is quite similar or even more profound in chemical processing than the chemicalE course. I found this introductory lecture very good and informative. I also found the courses very similar to each other.
I may conclude that ChE will be an IndCh course plus some design courses. what would u say?
This professor is the best one I ever took.
I'm in junior H , and in my senior we can choose already what we want I'm thinking of doing this ! it seem interesting... but I'm not the person who get high grades on math nor science ( cause I'm interested on outer space more than our normal everyday life science) I'm thinking of reading this summer .___. starting to zero... like read all about chemistry yeah I dream big x'D I wish I could do it
You most surely can go into a job to do with outer space. If that's your thing I would say to pursue it and see certain jobs that appeal to you more than others and stick with the ones that you have fun studying. And as long as you like what you're learning and know you need it for what you want to study then I don't see something as "I'm not that good at math and science'" as something that should stop you from studying what you want to learn !!!!
Do NOT do it for jobs! Thats the dumbest reason ever. Do it for that passion. I am almost 10years older than you and just finding out i have a love for biochemistry that was blocked out by wanting to pursue thing for a 'job'.
The best job to have is what you have a passion for. Thats why the professor is soo awesome.
See, I'm having this debate right now: whether to follow the career I want or following a career with more job opportunities.
I wish I had a teacher like him. In fact, I wish I'd taken a proper introductory course to chemical engineering.
How could he be so fooled to quit and throw it all away for Elizabeth Holmes....right after he taught this class....he apparently joined Theranos.
I hope can study abroad and have a lecturer like him.
I wish every professor is like him!
this is great! our classes are boring.. :( i like this guy! cool way to explain chem.eng. :)
Sadly, I agree with you
Thanks for the video!!! I pan on having a career in engineering so this is really useful. Thanks again!
no wonder this is some top tier school. it makes u wanna pay attention. unlike the ones that i have experienced, my Chem E teacher put u into sleep fast
This man looks like a great teacher.
yup, some of my friends are still juniors and they already get paid pretty well... I mean, $20/hour as an intern for the summer is awesome
Haha..This guy is so entertaining. My dad is a Chemical Engineer and I always wondered what ChemE was about.
I believe that you can actually major in any engineering, watching these lecture, MIT, Stanford, Yale (yey for youtube major)
This guy is awesome I would love to go to Stanford but I probably can't afford it :(
This is a good video to get inspire with the career most beautiful ever.
There’s more chem Eng graduates working at Intel than Elec Eng???
This video was uploaded on my birthday 😭 and its even better because I want to take this
He's a good professor for this. Most of my professors are dead serious or foreign
Yeah sadly they make you fear the courses or the majors in general
Great video, he seems like a great professor.
Im probably going to study chem. e. in the future, now I will probably choose maths and chemisrty to study in high school, my grandpa was a high manager in our ex-national oil processing state owned company, my father made programs to help him calculate fractional disstilations on some very first computers and now owns an IT company. I think I will be interested in conservating energy or polymers. I have no idea why I wrote this o.O
oh yeah yeah
Where can I get that genius engineering flow diagram in the beginning? I make chemical engineering videos on my channel and I need to have it!
What's your channel name?
15. Already planning on chemical engineering
Athena Parthenos I am aswell. But 16😃👍
I'm already in it
Any links to his notes? It's 2021, it should be free online by now😅
Ghanaian name. Push hard son. lol
omygod!! i smiled how he talked about replacing elements to create new products, holy shit im taking Chem E!!!!!
+Scotthunterb great dude congrats
Scotthunterb 7 months later, how is it?
@Scott 2 years after, how was it?
Wow. I wish I had a mentor like him.
Thank you. So many new words. Must rewatch!
Wowwwwww I hope all of the professors are like him
He was involved with a huge medical scam though
this was fun with great info. THanks professor and stanford
Best chemistry teacher.
Chemical engineering but close
34:10 "billions and billions of water" XD
Same age and about to start the major classes as well. Good luck!
Thank you very much for share this treasure with us
nice, "its all about money", I wish I had a professor with a sense of humor like Prof. Robertson.
Love and respect to you sir ❤
thanks for uploading this lecture, Stanford!!
My God, Professor's smile at 30:15
True joy!
He makes me have a high standard for my lecturers.. and i think issa bad thing.
this guy's good. wish i went to stanford, maybe i wouldn't be working at a refinery
Where can i get the courseware or the handout of this lesson？
Lol I'm listening to this as I study for my Ap chem test
Please anyone provide link to the PDF for the textbook he mentions at 3:45
Me too
Makes all this easy!
God, I just love this man.
True legends are watching this in 2021
can you please help me to know where to refer for SYNTHETIC IRON OXIDE MANUFACTURING PORCESS understanding for my college project.
Is this how "Introduction in ChE" supposed to be like this? Because our prof in day one be like:
"Okay class, so we're going to have the basics in Mass Balance" lol.
GREAT A VIDEO am happy that i started chem E
those people in the class are probably still studying because it takes atleast 4 years for chemical engineering! Thumps Up!!