Chemical Engineering Curriculum
First Year
All engineering students follow a common first year curriculum.
Second Year
Fall | Spring |
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14:155:201 Material & Energy Bals. M3.0 | 14:155:208 Thermodynamics I M3.0 |
14:155:298 Professional Skills Develop. M1.0 # | 14:155:210 Biological Found. Chem. Eng. M3.0 |
01:160:307 Organic Chemistry I* 4.0 | ___:___:___ Chemical Science Elective 3.0 |
01:640:251 Multivariable Calculus 4.0 | 01:640:244 Diff. Eqns. Engineering & Physics 4.0 |
01:750:227 Analytical Physics II 3.0 | 14:540:343 Engineering Economics+ 3.0 |
01:750:229 Analytical Physics II Lab 1.0 | |
16.0 Credits | 17.0 Credits |
Junior Year
Fall | Spring |
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14:155:303 Transport Phen. I M3.0 | 14:155:304 Transport Phen. II M3.0 |
14:155:307 Comp. Methods Chem. Eng. M3.0 | 14:155:324 Separations Processes M3.0 |
14:155:309 Thermodynamics II M3.0 | 14:155:341 Kinetics M3.0 |
01:160:311 Organic Chemistry Lab^ 2.0 | 14:635:407 Mechanical Prop. of Mats. 3.0 |
___:___:___ Technical Elective~ 3.0 | ___:___:___ Hum./Soc. Science Elective 3.0 |
___:___:___ Hum./Soc. Science Elective 3.0 | |
17.0 Credits | 15.0 Credits |
Senior Year
Fall | Spring |
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14:155:411 Biochemical Engineering M3.0 | 14:155:416 Processing Engineering Lab II M4.0 |
14:155:415 Process Engineering Lab I M4.0 | 14:155:428 Design II M4.0 |
14:155:422 Process Simul. & Control M3.0 | ___:___:___ General Elective 3.0 |
___:___:___ Technical Elective 3.0 | ___:___:___ Technical Elective 3.0 |
___:___:___ General Elective 3.0 | |
16.0 Credits | 14.0 Credits |
TOTAL |
130.0 |
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- For the Class of 2025 and later, Organic Chemistry II (01:160:308) is replaced by a Chemical Science Elective, which is one course chosen from the following list of courses: 01:160:308 Organic Chemistry II; 01:160:351 Inorganic Chemistry I; 16:155:541 Pharmaceutical Materials Engineering; 16:155:571 Sustainable, Renewable, Clean Energy; 14:635:205 Crystal Chemistry and Structure of Materials; 14:635:440 Electrochemical Materials and Devices.
Choose Your Specialization
Undergraduate students in the School of Engineering follow a common first year curriculum. Students declare a specific engineering major during the second semester of the first-year studies. Chemical and biochemical engineering students take courses in mathematics, science, and engineering gaining the ability to design and conduct experiments, analyze and interpret data, and identify, formulate, and solve engineering problems. The flexibility of the degree includes the option of focused areas of concentration.