Most manufacturing careers start on a university campus, and the course offerings made available to students are critical to equipping would-be engineers with the tools they need to succeed. That’s true for classes in the chemical engineering discipline in general and for courses on Process Control in particular. Faculty understand the challenges of teaching a subject that explores process dynamics, the PID controller, and methods for both modeling and controlling highly dynamic industrial processes. From weekly lecture materials and assignments to lab exercises and tests, the importance of an intuitive, integrated and engaging curriculum can’t be understated. Countless careers are in the balance.