CEU Award Procedure for Noncredit Continuing Education Programs Basic definition of the Continuing Education Unit (CEU) A CEU is defined as ten contact hours of participation in an organized noncredit continuing education activity under (1) responsible, competent sponsorship, (2) capable academic direction, and (3) qualified instruction. A program must meet these three criteria to be considered for CEU certification.
The Han Dynasty is the important period in the history of China s steel and iron weapon development. Infantry and cavalry became the main branch of the martial services and the size of the army expanded. The steel industry developed enormously during the Han Dynasty.
It has been confirmed by archaeological evidence that iron, made from melting pig-iron, was developed in ancient China in the early 5th century BC during the Zhou Dynasty (1050 BCï¼256 BC). During the Shang Dynasty (1600 BCï¼1046 BC) to the Eastern Zhou Dynasty (1050 BCï¼256 BC), China went into a flourishing period for steel smelting. In the Han Dynasty (202 BCï¼220 AD), private-enterprise iron-making was abolished and was monopolized by the state, creating an iron-smelting bloom.