Transcript Course Registration Class of 2016 Spring 2012
Course Registration Class of 2017 Spring 2013
October 24, 2013
For more information:
Dr. James Ferri James T. Marcus ‘50 Chair Head, ChBE [email protected]
Dr. Lauren Anderson Assistant Professor Outreach coordinator [email protected]
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering Curriculum
Process Design
Design Synthesis Integrated Chemical Engineering Process Design Analysis Process Control
Unit Operations
Experimental Design II
Tiers Hands-on experiences
Applied Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer Mass Transfer, Separations, and Bioseparations Chemical Reaction Engineering
Chemical Engineering Science Conservation and Inequalities: Mass, Chemical Species, Linear Momentum, Energy, Entropy
Experimental Design I Transport Phenomena Thermodynamics Material and Energy Balances
Introduction to Chemical and Biomolecular Processes
Fluid Phase and Reaction Equilibria
Chemical and Biomolecular Engineering: Course of Study
First Year – 8 courses
ES 101 – Introduction to Engineering FYS – First Year Seminar MATH 161 – Calculus I MATH 162 – Calculus II CHEM 121 – General Chemistry CHEM 122 – General Chemistry II PHYS 131 – Newtonian Dynamics CCS 1
Second Year – 10 courses
ES elective 2 MATH 263 – Calculus III MATH 264 – Differential Equations CHEM 221 – Organic Chemistry I Chemistry elective 3 CHE 211 – Material and Energy Balances CHE 222 – Thermodynamics CCS CCS Free elective
Third Year – 10 courses
CHE 311 – Transport Phenomena CHE 312 – Experimental Design I CHE 321 – Applied Fluid Mechanics and Heat Transfer CHE 322 – Experimental Design II CHE 323 – Fluid Phase and Reaction Equilibria CHE 324 – Process Control CHE 411 – Mass Transfer, Separations, and Bioseparations CHE elective 4 CCS Free elective
Fourth Year – 8 courses
CHE 412 – Integrated Chemical Engineering CHE 413 – Reaction Kinetics and Reactor Design CHE 415 – Design Analysis CHE 422 – Design Synthesis CHE elective CCS Free elective Free elective
36 Total Courses 1 Common Course of Study: CCS
Distribution Requirement: 1 Humanities, 1 Social Science, 1 Additional (H,S) from approved list Values Requirement (V): may overlap Writing Requirement (W): 1 Writing course beyond FYS outside ChBE, may overlap Globalism and Multiculturalism (GM): 2 courses (see list for approved GM1 and GM2), Elementary Proficiency in Second Language: 2 courses, AP, or placement
2 Engineering Science (ES) Electives
ES 226 – Statics ES 241 - Basic Electric Circuit Analysis
3 Chemistry Electives
Chemistry 212 Chemistry 213 Chemistry 222 Chemistry 231 Chemistry 252 Chemistry 324 Chemistry 325 Inorganic Chemistry I: Structure and Bonding Inorganic Chemistry I: Structure and Bonding (with laboratory) Organic Chemistry II Analytical Chemistry I Environmental Chemistry Physical Chemistry II Physical Chemistry II (with laboratory)
Prerequisites:
Chemistry 122 Chemistry 122 Chemistry 221 Chemistry 122 Chemistry 121 Chemistry 122 Chemistry 122
4 Chemical Engineering Electives
Electives may include: CHE 331 CHE 334 CHE 337 CHE 341 CHE 344 CHE 347 CHE 360 CHE 370 CHE 372 CHE 390/1 CHE 495/6 Polymers Chemical Processes in Environmental Engineering Biochemical Engineering Green Engineering Interfacial Phenomena for Nanotechnology Micro and Nanofabrication Drug Delivery Alternative Energy Sources Biomolecular Engineering Independent Study/Research Honors Thesis Only one CHE elective may occupied by CHE 390/1 or CHE 495/6.
Engineering First Year
Advanced Standing in Chemistry? - CHE 211 Material & Energy Balances
Engineering First Year
CCS = Common Course of Study
The Common Course of Study
The Common Course of Study 1. First-Year Seminar 2. Distribution Requirements:
• one course in the Humanities (H) • one course in Natural Science with lab (NS) • one course in Social Sciences (SS) • two additional courses in two different divisions outside the student's home division
3. Quantitative Reasoning Requirement (Q) 4. Writing Requirement (W):
• First-Year Seminar • three additional W-designated courses, minimum of one course in the major and one outside major
5. Global and Multiculturalism (GM)
• two courses with domestic and global contexts
6. Values Requirement (V)
7. Elementary Proficiency in a second language
• one year of study of a language
First Priority for CCS in Spring 2014
The Common Course of Study •
Language Requirement!
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SPAN 101, 102, 111, 112
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GERM 101, 102, 112
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CCS Courses that satisfy 2 or more requirements:
– – – – – – – – – ART 128: Intro to Asian Art (H, GM2) ENG 119: Literary Women (H, GM1) ENG 207: Theater History (H, GM2) GOVT 225: Pol. Russia & Eastern Europe (SS, GM2) HIST 228: Europe WWI to Present (SS, GM2, W) REL 212: Buddhism (H, GM1, GM2) REL 225: Sex Gender and Religion (H, GM1) REL 228: Religion Politics in Africa (H, GM1, GM2, SS) WGS 101: Intro Women’s & Gender Studies (SS, GM1)
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