B.S. in Chemical Engineering

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1 B.S. in Chemical Engineering 1 B.S. in Chemical Engineering (18 credits) Course Title Credits First Year CHEM 15 General Chemistry I FED 101 Fundamentals of Engineering Design HUM 101 English Composition: Writing, Speaking, Thinking I MATH 111 Calculus I 4 FRSH SEM Freshman Seminar 0 PHYS 111 Physics I PHYS 111A Physics I Laboratory 1 CHE 101 Introduction to Chemical Engineering 0 CHEM 14 General Chemistry Laboratory 1 CHEM 16 General Chemistry II CS 115 Intro. to CS I in C++ HUM 10 English Composition: Writing, Speaking, Thinking II MATH 11 Calculus II 4 PHYS 11 Physics II PHYS 11A Physics II Laboratory 1 Second Year Term Credits 18 CHE 10 Chemical Process Calculations I CHE 10W Chemical Process Calculations I 0 CHE 0 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I CHE 0W Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I Workshop 0 CHEM 45 Organic Chemistry for Chemical Engineers 4 MATH 11 Calculus III A History and Humanities GER 00 level ( ENGR 10 Career Planning Seminar for En 1 CHEM 8 Analytical/Organic Chem Lab for Chemical Engineers CHE 40 Chemical Process Calculations II CHE 40W Chemical Process Calculations II 0 CHE 60 Fluid Flow CHEM 6 Physical Chemistry for Chemical Engineers 4 MATH Differential Equations 4 Third Year CHE 4 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics II CHE 70 Heat and Mass Transfer 4 CHE 80 Introduction to Biotechnology ENG 5 Technical Writing CHEM 9 Analytical/Physical Chem Lab for Chemical Engineers

2 B.S. in Chemical Engineering MATH 5 Survey of Probability and Statistics 1 CHE 1 Chemical Process Safety CHE 49 Kinetics and Reactor Design CHE 60 Separation Processes I CHE 65 Techniques for Process Simulation CHE 75 Structure, Properties and Processing of Materials IE 49 Engineering Management Fourth Year CHE 460 Separation Processes II CHE 489 Process Dynamics and Control CHE 495 Chemical Engineering Lab I Technical Elective 1 History and Humanities GER 00+ level ( Term Credits 14 CHE 47 Process and Plant Design 4 CHE 496 Chemical Engineering Laboratory II Technical Elective Technical Elective Humanities and Social Science Senior Seminar GER ( general-education-requirements/hss-capstone) 4 CoOp Option A Track (15 credits) Total Credits 18 Course Title Credits First Year CHEM 15 General Chemistry I FED 101 Fundamentals of Engineering Design HUM 101 English Composition: Writing, Speaking, Thinking I MATH 111 Calculus I 4 FRSH SEM Freshman Seminar 0 PHYS 111 Physics I PHYS 111A Physics I Laboratory 1 CHE 101 Introduction to Chemical Engineering 0 CHEM 14 General Chemistry Laboratory 1 CHEM 16 General Chemistry II CS 115 Intro. to CS I in C++ HUM 10 English Composition: Writing, Speaking, Thinking II MATH 11 Calculus II 4 PHYS 11 Physics II PHYS 11A Physics II Laboratory 1 Term Credits 18

3 B.S. in Chemical Engineering Second Year CHE 10 Chemical Process Calculations I CHE 10W Chemical Process Calculations I 0 CHE 0 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I CHE 0W Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I Workshop 0 CHEM 45 Organic Chemistry for Chemical Engineers 4 MATH 11 Calculus III A History and Humanities GER 00 level ( ENGR 10 Career Planning Seminar for En 1 CHEM 8 Analytical/Organic Chem Lab for Chemical Engineers CHE 40 Chemical Process Calculations II CHE 40W Chemical Process Calculations II 0 CHE 60 Fluid Flow CHEM 6 Physical Chemistry for Chemical Engineers 4 MATH Differential Equations 4 Third Year ENGR 10 Co-op Work Experience I 1 CHE 4 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics II CHE 70 Heat and Mass Transfer 4 CHE 80 Introduction to Biotechnology ENG 5 Technical Writing CHEM 9 Analytical/Physical Chem Lab for Chemical Engineers MATH 5 Survey of Probability and Statistics 1 Fourth Year ENGR 410 Co-op Work Experience II 1 CHE 1 Chemical Process Safety CHE 49 Kinetics and Reactor Design CHE 60 Separation Processes I CHE 65 Techniques for Process Simulation CHE 75 Structure, Properties and Processing of Materials IE 49 Engineering Management Fifth Year CHE 460 Separation Processes II CHE 489 Process Dynamics and Control CHE 495 Chemical Engineering Lab I Technical Elective 1

4 4 B.S. in Chemical Engineering History and Humanities GER 00+ level ( Term Credits 14 CHE 47 Process and Plant Design 4 CHE 496 Chemical Engineering Laboratory II Technical Elective Technical Elective Humanities and Social Science Senior Seminar GER ( general-education-requirements/hss-capstone) 4 CoOp Option B Track (15 credits) Total Credits 15 Course Title Credits First Year CHEM 15 General Chemistry I FED 101 Fundamentals of Engineering Design HUM 101 English Composition: Writing, Speaking, Thinking I MATH 111 Calculus I 4 FRSH SEM Freshman Seminar 0 PHYS 111 Physics I PHYS 111A Physics I Laboratory 1 CHE 101 Introduction to Chemical Engineering 0 CHEM 14 General Chemistry Laboratory 1 CHEM 16 General Chemistry II CS 115 Intro. to CS I in C++ HUM 10 English Composition: Writing, Speaking, Thinking II MATH 11 Calculus II 4 PHYS 11 Physics II PHYS 11A Physics II Laboratory 1 Second Year Term Credits 18 CHE 10 Chemical Process Calculations I CHE 10W Chemical Process Calculations I 0 CHE 0 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I CHE 0W Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I Workshop 0 CHEM 45 Organic Chemistry for Chemical Engineers 4 MATH 11 Calculus III A History and Humanities GER 00 level ( ENGR 10 Career Planning Seminar for En 1 CHEM 8 Analytical/Organic Chem Lab for Chemical Engineers CHE 40 Chemical Process Calculations II CHE 40W Chemical Process Calculations II 0

5 B.S. in Chemical Engineering 5 CHE 60 Fluid Flow CHEM 6 Physical Chemistry for Chemical Engineers 4 MATH Differential Equations 4 Third Year CHE 4 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics II CHE 70 Heat and Mass Transfer 4 CHE 80 Introduction to Biotechnology ENG 5 Technical Writing CHEM 9 Analytical/Physical Chem Lab for Chemical Engineers MATH 5 Survey of Probability and Statistics 1 ENGR 10 Co-op Work Experience I 1 Fourth Year CHE 1 Chemical Process Safety CHE 49 Kinetics and Reactor Design CHE 60 Separation Processes I CHE 65 Techniques for Process Simulation CHE 75 Structure, Properties and Processing of Materials IE 49 Engineering Management ENGR 410 Co-op Work Experience II 1 Fifth Year CHE 460 Separation Processes II CHE 489 Process Dynamics and Control CHE 495 Chemical Engineering Lab I Technical Elective 1 History and Humanities GER 00+ level ( Term Credits 14 CHE 47 Process and Plant Design 4 CHE 496 Chemical Engineering Laboratory II Technical Elective Technical Elective Humanities and Social Science Senior Seminar GER ( general-education-requirements/hss-capstone) 4 Total Credits 15

6 6 B.S. in Chemical Engineering 1 4 Technical Electives: Student must complete 9 credits of technically oriented subject-related courses approved by his or her advisor. Acceptable subjects include, but are not limited to: (1) CHE 10 ( Co-op Work Experience I () CHE 491 ( Research and Independent Study I and CHE 49 ( P=CHE%049) Research and Independent Study II () Courses taken within a Minor requirements (4) Graduate level course taken within BS/MS or BS/PHD program (5) Courses in ACCT 00:699 or BME 00:699 or CE 00:699 or CHE 00:699 or CHEM 00:699 or CPT 00:499 or ECE 00:699 or ENE 00:699 or ENTR 400:500 or EM 600:699 or EPS00:699 or EVSC00:699 or FIN 00:699 or HRM00:699 or MATH 00:699 or MGMT 00:699 or ME 00:699 or MRKT 00:499 or MTSE 00:699 or NANO 488 or OM 75 or PHB 600:699 or PHEN 500:699 or PHYS 00:699 (**) Note (**) only one 00 level course is allowed in a case a 00 level course needs a 00 level course as a pre-requisite. One 00-level course in Communication, English, Literature, History, Philosophy, STS, Humanities or Theater. One 00+ level course in Communication, English, Literature, History, Philosophy, STS, Humanities or Theater. All students must take one 400-level capstone seminar offered by the Dept. of Humanities and Social Sciences. Students must earn a.0 minimum GPA and must meet appropriate departmental regulations. These include an average GPA of.0 in all chemical engineering courses. This curriculum represents the maximum number of credits per semester for which a student is advised to register. A full-time credit load is 1 credits. First-year students are placed in a curriculum that positions them for success which may result in additional time needed to complete curriculum requirements. Continuing students should consult with their academic advisor to determine the appropriate credit load.