Checklist for Chemical Engineering Concentration, Fall 2012

For the B.S. degree in Chemical Engineering with a concentration in Chemical Engineering, for students entering as freshmen in Fall 2012.

Fall 2012

CHEMISTRY (27 hours)
	¹General Chemistry
		CHEM 202__(3) CHEM 203__(2) CHEM 204__(3) CHEM 205__(2)
	Organic Chemistry
		CHEM 236__(4) CHEM 237__(2) CHEM 436 or MCB 450__(3)
	Analytical Chemistry
		CHEM 315__(2) CHEM 420__(2)
	Physical Chemistry
		CHEM 442__(4)
MATHEMATICS (17 hours)
	Calculus, Analytic Geometry & Linear Algebra
		²MATH 221__(4) MATH 231__(3) MATH 241_(4) MATH 415__(3)
	Differential Equations
		³MATH 285__(3)
⁴PHYSICS (10 hours)
		PHYS 211__(4) PHYS 212__(4) PHYS 214__(2)
STATISTICS (3 hours)
		IE 300__(3)
COMPUTER SCIENCE (3 hours)
		CS 101__(3)
CHEMICAL ENGINEERING (31 hours)
		⁵CHBE 121__(1) CHBE 221__(3) CHBE 321__(4) CHBE 421__(4) CHBE 422_(4)
		CHBE 424__(4) ^6,7CHBE 430__(4) ^6,7CHBE 431__(4) CHBE 440__(3)
ENGINEERING (0 HOURS)
		⁵ENG 100__(0)
⁸TECHNICAL ELECTIVES from approved list (19 hours)
		^8aCHBE (400-level other than 497 or 499)__(3)
		^8aCHBE (400-level may include 499 or 497)__(3)
		^8bAny 400-level course from List 1__(3)
		^8bAny 400-level course from List 2__(4)
		^8cAny course from List 1__(6)
RHETORIC (4 hours)
		RHET 105 OR 108__(4) OR SPCM 111 and 112__(6)
⁹GENERAL EDUCATION (16 hours)
	Humanities and the Arts
		Literature and the Arts OR Historical and Philosophical Perspectives __(6)
	Social Science from LAS lists for
		Social Perspectives OR Behavioral Sciences __(6)
	Other Humanities or Social Science from any of the LAS lists
	Western Cultures __(3)
	Non-Western/US Minority Cultures __(3)
	¹⁰Foreign Languages
FREE ELECTIVES
TOTAL CREDITS REQUIRED FOR GRADUATION 129

Notes

Students who do not place into CHEM 202 or who do not satisfy the mathematics prerequisite for CHEM 202 may substitute the sequence CHEM 102, 103, 104, 105, 222, and 223 for CHEM 202, 203, 204, and 205.
MATH 220 — Calculus may be substituted, with four of the five credit hours applying toward the degree. Math 220 is appropriate for students with no background in calculus.
MATH 385 has been renumbered as MATH 285. MATH 441 may be substituted for MATH 285. MATH 286 (4 hours) may be substituted for MATH 285 (3 hours). The additional credit hour earned for MATH 286 will be counted as a non-400 level technical elective hour.
Under no circumstances will PHYS 101-102 be accepted as a substitute for any part of the Physics sequence.
The CHBE 121 and ENG 100 requirement will be waived for students who transfer into the chemical engineering curriculum after their freshman year. Under no circumstances will this requirement be waived for students who are in the chemical engineering curriculum during their freshman year.
Enrollment in CHBE 430 is limited. Thus CHBE 430 may need to be taken in the second semester and CHBE 431 and/or additional electives taken in the first semester instead. Students in their final semester will have priority for getting into CHBE 430 and CHBE 431.
The sequence CHBE 430 and CHBE 431 satisfies the General Education Advanced Composition requirement.
At least 19 hours must be selected from the departmentally approved List of Approved Chemical Engineering Technical Electives, satisfying these distribution requirements.

6 hours must be 400-level ChBE courses, with not more than 3 hours being CHBE 497 or 499.
3 hours any 400-level course from List 1.
4 hours any 400-level course from List 2.
6 hours any courses from List 1.

A maximum of 10 total hours of undergraduate research may be counted toward technical elective credit.

At least 16 hours must be taken. All Campus General Education requirements must be satisfied, including those in approved course work in the Humanities/Arts, Social/Behavioral Sciences, and Cultural Studies, including the Western, Non-Western and/or U.S. Minorities components. The requirements for the Campus General Education categories Natural Sciences/Technology, Quantitative Reasoning I and II, Composition I, and Advanced Composition are fulfilled through required course work in the curriculum.

Three semesters of college credit in one foreign language is required. Three years of high school credit in one foreign language are equivalent to three semesters of college credit and satisfy the requirement.

Additional notes

Substitutions other than those described in the notes above will not normally be accepted. Any exceptions must be approved by the Department of Chemical & Biomolecular Engineering. A student requesting an exception may submit a petition to the department. Fill out the petition form, have your advisor sign it, and submit it. The petition form can also be obtained in 290 RAL.

updated 16 March 2011