Rutgers University School of Engineering (New Brunswick) 35 courses
The undergraduate program in Chemical Engineering is accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of ABET , under the commission's General Criteria and Program Criteria for Chemical, Biochemical, Biomolecular Engineering.
Sophomore Year
(common to both chemical and biochemical options) First Semester 01:160:307 Organic Chemistry I (4)1 01:640:251 Multivariable Calculus (4) 01:750:227 Analytical Physics II (3) 01:750:229 Analytical Physics II Laboratory (1) 14:155:201 Chemical Engineering Material and Energy Balances (3) 14:155:298 Professional Skills Development (1) Second Semester Chemical Science Elective (4)1,2 14:540:343 Engineering Economics (3) 01:640:244 Differential Equations for Engineering and Physics (4) 14:155:208 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics I (3) 14:155:210 Biological Foundations of Chemical Engineering (3)
Junior Year
First Semester 01:160:311 Organic Chemistry Laboratory (2)3 14:155:303 Transport Phenomena in Chemical Engineering I (3) 14:155:307 Computational Methods in Chemical Engineering (3) 14:155:309 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics II (3) technical elective (3) humanities/social sciences elective (3) Second Semester 14:155:304 Transport Phenomena in Chemical Engineering II (3) 14:155:324 Separation Processes (3) 14:155:341 Chemical Engineering Kinetics (3) 14:635:407 Mechanical Properties of Materials (3)
Senior Year
First Semester 14:155:411 Biochemical Engineering (3) 14:155:415 Process Engineering Laboratory I (4) 14:155:422 Process Simulation and Control (3) technical elective (3) general elective (3) Second Semester 14:155:416 Process Engineering Laboratory II (4) 14:155:428 Chemical Engineering Design II (4)
Total Credits = 130.0
Notes 1 01:160:315,316 are accepted in place of 01:160:307,308. 2 Students select one course from the following list: 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. 3 01:160:309 (2.5 cr) is accepted in place of 01:160:311 (2.0 cr), and may be taken with 01:160:308.
Junior Year
First Semester 01:447:390 General Microbiology (4)4 14:155:303 Transport Phenomena in Chemical Engineering I (3) 14:155:307 Computational Methods for Chemical Engineers (3) 14:155:309 Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics II (3) technical elective (3) Second Semester 01:694:395 Biochemistry for Life Sciences (3)5 01:694:313 Introductory Biochemistry Laboratory (1)6 14:155:304 Transport Phenomena in Chemical Engineering II (3) 14:155:324 Separation Processes (3) 14:155:341 Chemical Engineering Kinetics (3) humanities/social sciences elective (3)
Senior Year
First Semester 14:155:411 Biochemical Engineering (3) 14:155:415 Process Engineering Laboratory I (4) 14:155:422 Process Simulation and Control (3) technical elective (3) humanities/social sciences elective (3) Second Semester 14:155:416 Process Engineering Laboratory II (4) 14:155:428 Chemical Engineering Design II (4) 14:635:407 Mechanical Properties of Materials (3) general elective (3)
Total Credits = 130.0
Notes 4 May complete 01:447:390 or 11:680:390. 5 May complete 01:694:395 or 11:115:301. 6 May complete 01:694:313 or 11:115:313.
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