Bachelor Engineer (INPUT) research - Department of Materials Science and Engineering
Bachelor Engineer (INPUT)
Undergraduate programmes in chemistry and materials engineering
Our group is in charge of the three-year bachelor's degree programmes- chemical engineering and materials engineering, as well as the one-year programme in biotechnology and chemistry. Our focus point is teaching, and as such we take an active part in developing IMA's teaching competence. We are always interested in testing innovative ways of teaching, learning and assessment, in particular student-active learning and use of digital tools
Courses Autumn
- Bachelor Thesis Chemistry (TKJE3001)
- Bachelor Thesis Chemistry for Exchange Students (TKJE3009)
- Bachelor Thesis Materials Technology (TMAK3001)
- General Chemistry (TKJE1002)
- General Chemistry (TKJE1006)
- Inorganic Chemistry (IMAK2002)
- Instrumental analysis and biopolymers (IMAK2008)
- Kinetics and Thermodynamics (IMAK2001)
- Material Properties and Use (IMAK2010)
- Material Development (TMT4345)
- Engineering systems theory (Exam only, no teaching) (TKJE3007)
- Chromatography with Specialization (Exam only, no teaching) (TKJE3010)
- Materials Technology 4 (Exam only, no teaching) (TMAK3004)
Courses Spring
- Analytical Chemistry (IMAK2004)
- Basic Materials Technology (TMAK1002)
- Chemical and Biotechnological Process Technology (IMAK2005)
- Corrosion (IMAK2013)
- Material and Process Selection (IMAK2012)
- Material Testing and Characterization (IMAK2011)
- Organic Chemistry and Biomolecules 1 (IMAK2007)
- Organic Chemistry and Biomolecules 1 (TKJE1007)
- Organic Chemistry and Biomolecules 2 (IMAK2003)
- Engineering systems theory (Exam only, no teaching) (TKJE3007)
- Chromatography with Specialization (Exam only, no teaching) (TKJE3010)
- Materials Technology 4 (Exam only, no teaching) (TMAK3004)
Projects
Establishment of student-active forms of learning and assessment in major basic subjects
Activities
Academic staff:
Assoc. Prof. Beate Ystenes
Lectures in Analytical chemistry.
Ass. Prof. Christian Lauritsen
Lectures in General chemistry, Physics/Chemistry, Basic Materials Technology, and the Introductory Material Science course. Supervises students in the Introductory engineering course, and bachelor theses in Chemistry and Material Science.
Assoc. Prof. Eirik Sundby
Assoc. Prof. Gerhard Olsen
Lectures in Basic Materials Technology and General chemistry, as well as supervising projects and bachelor theses in Material Science. Works with developing the educational activity at the Department of Material sciences, including exams, assessment and student-active learning and assessment forms.
Ass. Prof. Ina Merete Stuen
Study-program leader for Bachelor of Chemical Engineering, and the one-year programme in Medical and Biological Chemistry. Lectures in General chemistry, Biotechnology/biotetechnological process technology, Engineering Systems Theory, and the introductory engineering course. Coordinates and supervises bachelor theses.
Ass. Prof. Iselin Grav Aakre
Lectures in Inorganic chemistry and Analytical chemistry for Chemical Engineering students. Her research focuses on chemical education: the teaching of chemical bonding and factors contributing to students' learning.
Assoc. Prof. Kjersti Kleveland
Lectures in Inorganic chemistry, Material Testing and Characterization, Material- and process selection, and Material development. Responsible for coordinating and supervising materials science students' Bachelor theses. Also supervises projects in Fundamental bachelor-level engineering and Engineering Systems Theory
Assoc. Prof. Lene Østby
Coordinator for the first year of Bachelor in Chemical Engineering. Lectures in General Chemistry, and Organic chemistry and biomolecules 1 and 2. Supervises projects in the Fundamental bachelor-level engineering and Engineering systems theory courses. Supervises bachelor theses for Chemical Engineering students.
Ass. Prof. Marte Sørtveit Mørkve
Coordinator for Bachelor of Material Science. Lectures in Physics/Electrochemistry, Physics/Chemistry, Kinetics and thermodynamics, Basic materials technology, and Analyical chemistry. Supervises students in the Introductory engineering course, Engineering systems theory and bachelor theses.
Ass. Prof. Roald Lilletvedt
Study-program leader for bachelor of engineering in material science. Lectures in: Corrosion, Material Properties and Use, and Material Testing and Characterization. Supervises Bachelor theses and projects in Introduction to the engineering profession and Engineering Systems Theory.
University college teacher Trine Barstad
Teaches lab courses in Instrumental analysis and biopolymers, Anlytical chemistry and General chemistry.
Technical staff:
Staff Engineer Andrey Kosinskiy
Senior Engineer Hege Sundgård
Teaches lab courses in Biotechnology, Biomolecules, Inorganic chemistry and Kinetics and thermodynamics.
Staff Engineer Hilde Indstad
Senior Engineer Liv Anita Nonstad
Teaches lab courses in General chemistry, Electrochemistry, Inorganic chemistry and Organic chemistry. Safety representative for IMA Akrinn.
Senior Engineer Marit E. O. Odden
Responsible for planning and conducting lab courses for material science students, at the Akrinn materials-lab. Also affiliated with IMA Fysmet (Gløshaugen).
Affiliated PhD Candidates:
Ingrid N. Haugen
Kamilla Arnesen
Publications
Contact
The INPUT group is located in the Akrinn building, at the Kalvskinnet campus in Trondheim. Our offices are on the third floor, adjacent to the chemistry student-laboratories on the second and third floors. We also have a well-equipped materials testing laboratory in the basement.
Please contact group leader, Assoc. Prof. Eirik Sundby for general enquiries to the group, or feel free to e-mail any one of us directly.